Euronics Continue Barton Backing
6th June, 2011
Barton Town Old Boys have managed to secure a sponsor for their inaugural Northern Counties East League Premier Division season.
The prestigious electrical brand of Euronics have continued with their valued support of the club by maintaining the naming rights of the Euronics Ground, together with the home and away kit sponsorship under the name of Beko Euronics.
Pictured below is Paul Vickers, Managing Director of Euronics franchise The Lindsey Relay Company, as he officially hands over the kits, worn by players Kallum Radley and Lee Shilleto, to Barton Town Old Boys chairman Paul Friskney.
The prestigious electrical brand of Euronics have continued with their valued support of the club by maintaining the naming rights of the Euronics Ground, together with the home and away kit sponsorship under the name of Beko Euronics.
Pictured below is Paul Vickers, Managing Director of Euronics franchise The Lindsey Relay Company, as he officially hands over the kits, worn by players Kallum Radley and Lee Shilleto, to Barton Town Old Boys chairman Paul Friskney.
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Barlow Reaches Double Century
17th April, 2011
Barton Town Old Boys' most prolific ever scorer notched up his 200th goal for the KoolSport NCEL Division One club this weekend.
Gareth Barlow's superb turn-and-volley to get his club's second in a 9-0 victory at Appleby Frodingham was described by home supporters as the best goal they had seen this season.
It was a fitting time to reach his personal milestone as he did it at the club where he began his non-league career.
He moved from App-Frod to Barton in 2005 and netted 45 goals in his first season as the Swans won the Central Midlands League Supreme Division title.
Due to ground grading issues, though, they would have to wait for another season to move up into the NCEL when Gareth's tally of 40 goals led them to the runners-up spot.
At the new level, he scored 24 in all competitions in 2007/08, 26 in the following campaign and then 32 last season.
Yesterday's strike made it 33 for the 2010/11 season, taking him to the magical 200 mark.
And, the feat is all the more remarkable when you consider that he does not take penalties.
Gareth Barlow's superb turn-and-volley to get his club's second in a 9-0 victory at Appleby Frodingham was described by home supporters as the best goal they had seen this season.
It was a fitting time to reach his personal milestone as he did it at the club where he began his non-league career.He moved from App-Frod to Barton in 2005 and netted 45 goals in his first season as the Swans won the Central Midlands League Supreme Division title.
Due to ground grading issues, though, they would have to wait for another season to move up into the NCEL when Gareth's tally of 40 goals led them to the runners-up spot.
At the new level, he scored 24 in all competitions in 2007/08, 26 in the following campaign and then 32 last season.
Yesterday's strike made it 33 for the 2010/11 season, taking him to the magical 200 mark.
And, the feat is all the more remarkable when you consider that he does not take penalties.
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Windass Returns For Barton
9th September, 2010
Hull City legend Dean Windass is set to turn out once again this weekend for KoolSport NCEL Division One side, Barton Town Old Boys.
Despite protestations that his recent debut against Yorkshire Amateur was a "one off", he has made himself available for selection and goes straight into the squad for their game against Grimsby Borough at The Euronics Ground on Saturday.
A Club spokesman said: "Dean has been in more or less constant touch with manager Dave Anderson since the Yorkshire Amateur game as he enjoyed the day so much.
"Once a footballer, always a footballer. Either that or he's a glutton for punishment!"
Although the match is a scheduled home game for Borough, it has been switched to Barton as the new Grimsby Community Stadium is not yet ready for action.
Despite protestations that his recent debut against Yorkshire Amateur was a "one off", he has made himself available for selection and goes straight into the squad for their game against Grimsby Borough at The Euronics Ground on Saturday.
A Club spokesman said: "Dean has been in more or less constant touch with manager Dave Anderson since the Yorkshire Amateur game as he enjoyed the day so much.
"Once a footballer, always a footballer. Either that or he's a glutton for punishment!"
Although the match is a scheduled home game for Borough, it has been switched to Barton as the new Grimsby Community Stadium is not yet ready for action.
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Windass Signs For Barton
25th August, 2010
Veteran striker Dean Windass has joined KoolSport NCEL Division One leaders Barton Town Old Boys and will play in their match on Bank Holiday Monday.
Windass, who scored the goal to secure Hull City's place in the Premier League for the first time in their history, will take part in Barton Town's home league clash with Yorkshire Amateur.
It came about when manager Dave Anderson found himself limited in attacking options for the game with Gareth Barlow on holiday whilst Richard Medcalf and Matty Fyvie are both suspended.
Anderson, who was a fellow apprentice with Dean during his first spell with Hull City, asked the striker to help out and he duly accepted.
The Barton boss said: "Everyone at the club is excited and overwhelmed that such a much loved and highly regarded player is helping the club out.
"It is a real coup for the club and further emphasises our desire to move forward."
With both Hull City and Scunthorpe United without a fixture on Bank Holiday Monday, Barton Town Old Boys are expecting a bumper crowd for Dean's debut.
Windass, who scored the goal to secure Hull City's place in the Premier League for the first time in their history, will take part in Barton Town's home league clash with Yorkshire Amateur.
It came about when manager Dave Anderson found himself limited in attacking options for the game with Gareth Barlow on holiday whilst Richard Medcalf and Matty Fyvie are both suspended.
Anderson, who was a fellow apprentice with Dean during his first spell with Hull City, asked the striker to help out and he duly accepted.
The Barton boss said: "Everyone at the club is excited and overwhelmed that such a much loved and highly regarded player is helping the club out.
"It is a real coup for the club and further emphasises our desire to move forward."
With both Hull City and Scunthorpe United without a fixture on Bank Holiday Monday, Barton Town Old Boys are expecting a bumper crowd for Dean's debut.
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Barton Wrap Up Friendly Campaign
4th August, 2010
Barton Town Old Boys play their last friendly tonight and it's another high profile one.
Grimsby Town make the short trip to The Euronics Ground and Mariners boss Neil Woods has promised to bring a strong squad for the Swans' final test before the season's opener at home to Teversal on Saturday.
Entry to the Grimsby game has been set at ?5 adults, ?3 concessions and ?2 for children aged 14 and under, provided they are accompanied by an adult.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm.
Grimsby Town make the short trip to The Euronics Ground and Mariners boss Neil Woods has promised to bring a strong squad for the Swans' final test before the season's opener at home to Teversal on Saturday.
Entry to the Grimsby game has been set at ?5 adults, ?3 concessions and ?2 for children aged 14 and under, provided they are accompanied by an adult.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm.
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Barton Secure Grimsby Friendly
31st July, 2010
Barton Town Old Boys have secured another high profile friendly when Grimsby Town come to The Euronics Ground on Wednesday.
It comes after Thursday night's entertaining and successful friendly with near-neighbours, Hull City, in which a superbly-struck Richard Medcalf goal cancelled out Mark Cullen's opener for the Tigers.
Grimsby's first team manager, Neil Woods, was at the game and afterwards he approached the club about the possibility of a friendly.
Despite the league opener against Teversal being just days away, the Swans were delighted to oblige.
The Mariners boss has promised to bring a strong squad for what promises to be another great night.
The game kicks off at 7.30pm.
It comes after Thursday night's entertaining and successful friendly with near-neighbours, Hull City, in which a superbly-struck Richard Medcalf goal cancelled out Mark Cullen's opener for the Tigers.
Grimsby's first team manager, Neil Woods, was at the game and afterwards he approached the club about the possibility of a friendly.
Despite the league opener against Teversal being just days away, the Swans were delighted to oblige.
The Mariners boss has promised to bring a strong squad for what promises to be another great night.
The game kicks off at 7.30pm.
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Barton Face Tigers' Roar
29th July, 2010
The icing on the cake of Barton Town Old Boys' attractive set of pre-season friendlies comes tonight when Hull City make the short trip over the Humber Bridge to The Euronics Ground.
The Tigers have promised to bring a strong squad to Marsh Lane which will ensure a big test for Swans' Manager, Dave Anderson and his players, as well as a bumper attendance.
Entrance on the gate has been set at ?6 adults (aged 18 and over), ?3 concessions (senior citizens and children aged 15 - 17 inclusive) and just ?2 for children aged 14 and under (provided they are accompanied by an adult).
Please note the game kicks off at 7pm.
The Tigers have promised to bring a strong squad to Marsh Lane which will ensure a big test for Swans' Manager, Dave Anderson and his players, as well as a bumper attendance.
Entrance on the gate has been set at ?6 adults (aged 18 and over), ?3 concessions (senior citizens and children aged 15 - 17 inclusive) and just ?2 for children aged 14 and under (provided they are accompanied by an adult).
Please note the game kicks off at 7pm.
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Tigers to Visit Euronics Ground
19th July, 2010
Barton Town Old Boys' pre-season campaign will come to an end with their toughest test, the visit of Hull City.
The Tigers have promised to bring a strong side to the Euronics Ground on Thursday 29th July, kick-off 7pm.
It is part of a tough set of friendlies organised by boss Dave Anderson to get the club fully prepared for their KoolSport NCEL Division One season.
As well as pitting their wits against Premier Division opposition such as Pickering Town, Bridlington Town and Scarborough Athletic, the Swans have faced Evo-Stik side Brigg Town whilst North Ferriby United will also be a stern test a week tomorrow.
And, their pre-season will finish when they entertain their Championship opponents and they are hoping for a big crowd before the serious business begins on Saturday 7th August.
The Tigers have promised to bring a strong side to the Euronics Ground on Thursday 29th July, kick-off 7pm.
It is part of a tough set of friendlies organised by boss Dave Anderson to get the club fully prepared for their KoolSport NCEL Division One season.
As well as pitting their wits against Premier Division opposition such as Pickering Town, Bridlington Town and Scarborough Athletic, the Swans have faced Evo-Stik side Brigg Town whilst North Ferriby United will also be a stern test a week tomorrow.
And, their pre-season will finish when they entertain their Championship opponents and they are hoping for a big crowd before the serious business begins on Saturday 7th August.
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