Meanwhile in FILEYseadogs world

Think that was the game a Town fan did a streak in the freezing weather. Was one of the banner holders photographed in the Action Group march years ago.

 

And uses a bag to do it.

 

Filey beach was so firm aviation pioneer Robert Blackburn, who later had a factory at Brough, moved to Filey and used it to launch early flights. The building he used to construct those early planes is now at Evington Air Museum near York.
Used in the early days of motor racing as well. There are some good film clips of those floating around somewhere.

 

A bucket & spade perhaps?

 

Friendly

Scarborough Athletic 2
Spennymoor Town 2

0-2 down after about 30 mins oops.
Up pops Will Annan with a great header and its 1-2

Second half Scarborough well on top and a brilliant free kick by Michael Coulson and its 2-2

Sat in the sun

Great day

Bring on FC of Manchester next Saturday

( About 300 at the game )

 

Ps
Always bag and throw it at someone's window on the way home

 

We're coming for ya filey


Strangely the I pad kept changing filey to filthy...

 

That’s says more about you than him.

 

It’s a Beano.

Spellcheck turned Beano to Whizza & Chips. Dandy bastards.

 

Will be a great day Chaz and another positive for me

 

Pre Season Friendly number 3

Scarborough Athletic 2
fc of Manchester 3

Scarborough on top and the much better side for the first half . Only fine saves from fc goalie kept the score at 1-1

Boro went 2-1 up before both teams made big changes with FC mancs getting the best out of the changes and running out 3-2 winners

Good game though and fc of Manchester are from a higher league

761

250 at a guess from Manc land who spent most of game singing the spirit in the sky song

Bit of trouble during and after the game but much a do about nothing though every cop in Scarborough must have been called to the stadium at end of game

Will Annan played last 15 mins and is class ..beat half the manc team on his own charging down left wing ..should have been penalty when tripped up in the area but then I am biase

 

I only spoke to 3 fc of manchester supporters , at half time . One bloke had last been to Old Trafford in 1960.
The other 2 said they had never been and only started following fc of Manchester 4 seasons ago

I thought there fans were all X man united supporters.

 

Not if they actually come from Manchester.

 

Pitch looks well coming for a gander later in the season. Dennis,s tours! See you then

 

pre season friendly
Harrogate Town 1
Scarborough Athletic 2

Town returned to the CNG stadium for the fifth and final time this preseason, to face newly promoted Evo-Stik Premier Division side Scarborough Athletic; the penultimate game before Town make there bow in the Vanarama National league.

Simon Weaver's side came out second best to defeat an impressive Scarborough Athletic outfit to make it four wins out of five at home in preparation for the 2018/2019 season.

The Harrogate Boss named five of the starting line-up that convincingly beat Bradford City in the last fixture, with Joe Cracknell, Ben Parker, Kevin Langmead, Liam Agnew and Casey Stewart returning to the side.

Scarborough started off the game looking very lively, with their number seven Wayne Brooksby producing several dangerous runs and Nathan Valentine registering the first shot of the game for the seagulls in the fifth minute.

Town’s first real chance of the game came in the 15th minute. The lively looking Jack Muldoon carried the ball forward and found George Thomson on the edge of the box but the man with the new contact ends up dragging the shot wide.

As the half went on both teams were trying different styles of play to try and break the deadlock. A series of long balls from Joe Cracknell produced some good link up play for Town but unfortunately no end product could be found.

Muldoon seemed on a mission to break the deadlock, another one of his pacey runs and passes towards Liam Agnew nearly creates a good chance for Harrogate.

But it was Scarborough Athletic who broke the deadlock in 33rd minute as James Walshaw got past Tobey Lees who squared it to Valentine in the middle for a tap In.

The goal for the visitors really sprang Town into action, in the 37th minute the man who picked up a new contract during the week Thomson fired one in from the right side of the area towards the bottom left corner of the goal which was then tapped in by aaron Williams.

Only a few minutes later Thomson clearly fancied his chances, but Scarborough keeper Tommy Taylor was equal to the low effort.

Weaver made three changes at half time, Muldoon, Ryan Fallowfield and Josh Falkingham are replaced by Warren Burrell, Jack Emmett and A Trialist.

Town started the second half looking to get the goal, ‘trialist’ produced a number of quick and skilful runs to create problems for the Scarborough defence, producing the first effort on goal of the second half.

Despite the pressing play from Town, it was Scarborough who took the lead in the 53rd minute, good run and placement from Walshaw to beat Cracknell.

Town very nearly could’ve found an equalizer in the 63rd minute through the inform Dom Knowles, a good run from the striker left him with one on one with the seagull’s keeper but he couldn’t find the back of the goal, a rare sight in recent times for the CNG faithful.

Scarborough were really showing their quality despite being lower down the football pyramid then Harrogate.

Some good attacking play lead to a great chance in the 75th minute Michael Coulson but Cracknell was equal to it.

Despite a quiet second half for Town did get a chance in the final 10 minutes of the 2nd half, Dom Knowles picked put Thomson on the edge of the box, but he could only drag it wide.

Harrogate failed to pull one back in the closing stages of the game, resulting in the first defeat for Town in five this pre-season, with a trip to Wales to play Cefn Druids coming up, before the historic league opener against Sutton United.

Harrogate Town: Cracknell, Fallowfield (Burrell 45), Parker, Falkingham (Emmett 45), Langmead, Lees (Howe 61), Thomson, Agnew, Williams, Stewart (Knowles 56), Muldoon (Trialist)

Subs not used: Howe, Belshaw

Goals: Williams 37

Scarborough: Taylor, Lacey, Merris, Dixon (Cadman 56), Killock, Gooda, Brooksby (Jowett 84), Valentine, Walshaw, Coulson, Annan

Subs not used: Morgan, Bowman, Hewitt

Goals: Valentine 33, Walshaw 53

Attendance: 376

 

Not Scarborough but just got message that City v Whitby cancelled.

 

That's where I saw it. Cheers

 

Sat July 28th

Pre season friendly

Scarborough Athletic 1
Leeds under 23's , 0

Approx 750

Someone who cost Leeds £500,000
Played for them and was made to look ****e so I was told

Never went to this friendly

As for Whitby
August Bank holiday
Scarborough v Whitby
Monday Aug 27th
Kick off 3pm

With kick off between fans starting any time before or during and after the game