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MANY BORO FANS ARE TALKING OF BOYCOTTING THE MUCH TALKED ABOUT
PARKGATE GAME TOMORROW EVENING FOLLOWING THE ANTICS OF THE CLUB IN PREVIOUS GAMES AND THE UNFAIR
FINE PLACED ON OUR CLUB FOLLOWING THE FANS REACTIONS TO THE DIABOLICAL WAY THE GAME WAS
REFEREED.
THE CLUB WAS HIT WITH AN UNFAIR FINE OF £160, MOST OF THIS AMOUNT
HAS ALREADY BEEN RAISED BY FANS AT THE AWAY MATCH AT THACKLEY ON SATURDAY AND WILL BE GIVEN TO THE
CLUB TO PAY THE FINE.
Boro fans have helped the club out by handing over £144 following a
voluntary collection taken at the Thackley game yesterday, this was to help pay the ridiculous fine
imposed on the club following the unpleasantness at the Parkgate Vase game, a fantastic response
from the fans, maybe we should be asking for donations from Parkgate themselves when we visit them
again in 2 days time.
Scarborough Athletic travel to the West Riding on Saturday, where
Thackley will be their hosts.
Thackley (The Dennyboy's) will be looking forward to a run of 5
consecutive home league fixtures, ours being the first.
Following the game against Boro on Saturday, the Dennyboy's will
entertain Hall Road Rangers, Bridlington Town, Armthorpe Welfare, who incidentally knocked them out
of the WRC Cup last night thanks to a 35th minute own goal from James Firth.
Like many Boro fans I was looking forward to seeing Dean Windass in a Boro shirt today, and as I
arrived at the ground I was told that Dean was in fact included in today's Boro' squad. The Boro starting line up was Martin, Winters, Miller, Kemp, Hackworth, Naylor, Law, Hepples,
Blott, Bernard, Ghaichem.
Stevenage 1-0 Torquay United | Mousinho 41
League 2 Play-off Final | Old Trafford | 11,864
Football seems to have a funny way of making sure justice is done in the end. 15 years after
Torquay survived in the Football League at the expense of Stevenage, justice was served yesterday
when Boro beat the Gulls to win promotion to the 3rd tier in English Football.
Scarborough Athletic's match with Arnold Town has been covered in my last post, that is one game to
be forgotton about in all honesty, meanwhile as the Boro fans were being bored to tears with the
game at Queensgate our landlord's Bridlington Town did well to gain a point away to Armthorpe
Welfare, Town were 2-0 up at half time but Leo Fortune West pulled a goal back for Welfare and then
just 6 minutes from time Joe Wilcox equalised for Welfare earning his team a share of the points.
At a bitterly cold and windswept Queensgate Scarborough Athletic got back to winning ways, but it
was painful to watch, more like a Sunday league game than an NCEL Premier fixture.
As usual Boro squandered what few chances came their way, but in about the 40th minute of the game
skipper Nathan Hotte got the ball and went on a determined run towards the Arnold goal, after
skipping over desperate tackles from the Arnold defence he crossed the ball to Ryan Blott who made
no mistake in putting the ball into the back of Arnold 'keeper Lance Walker's net.
