Colls require physio
10th January, 2016
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division side Pontefract Collieries are looking to hire a first team physiotherapist.
The expenses paid role would suit somebody who is fully qualified and ideally has experience in treating sports injuries.
The candidate must be available on one midweek match as well as Saturdays.
This opportunity is an excellent chance for anybody with an interest in a career in sport, as the club will fully support the individual's career going forward.
For more information, please contact secretary Trevor Waddingon at trevor@pontecolls.co.uk or call him on 07539 485170.
Candidates are also asked to forward their CV to the above email address.
The expenses paid role would suit somebody who is fully qualified and ideally has experience in treating sports injuries.
The candidate must be available on one midweek match as well as Saturdays.
This opportunity is an excellent chance for anybody with an interest in a career in sport, as the club will fully support the individual's career going forward.
For more information, please contact secretary Trevor Waddingon at trevor@pontecolls.co.uk or call him on 07539 485170.
Candidates are also asked to forward their CV to the above email address.
(Story Source: Pontefract Collieries)
Colls removed from League Cup
15th December, 2015
Pontefract Collieries have been removed from this season's Toolstation NCEL League Cup after fielding an ineligible player.
Max Leonard took part in their Second Round match at Winterton Rangers in October, scoring two goals in their 4-2 victory, having played in the previous round for AFC Emley in August.
As per Rule 7 of the league's Cup Competition Rules, Pontefract's place in the Third Round will be taken by Winterton who will now have a home game against Cleethorpes Town and a date will be given to that tie in due course.
The Colls have also been fined ?100 for the infringement.
Max Leonard took part in their Second Round match at Winterton Rangers in October, scoring two goals in their 4-2 victory, having played in the previous round for AFC Emley in August.
As per Rule 7 of the league's Cup Competition Rules, Pontefract's place in the Third Round will be taken by Winterton who will now have a home game against Cleethorpes Town and a date will be given to that tie in due course.
The Colls have also been fined ?100 for the infringement.
Handley leaves Colls
12th November, 2015
Pontefract Collieries are inviting applications for the role of manager of their Toolstation NCEL Premier Division side following the departure of Nick Handley.
A statement from the club said: "We would like to take this opportunity to thank Nick for his input over the past few years as player, club captain and lately as manager.
"His contribution has been tremendous and we would not have achieved promotion without his efforts. We wish him all the best for the future.
"Following the club's advertisement last month, a new chairman has been recruited who we believe has the right qualities to help take the club forwards and provide us with financial stability.
"A further statement will follow on the new chairman in the next week or so but prior to that he has said that he wishes to bring in his own management team.
"He will therefore be conducting interviews within the next fortnight and recruiting people that he believes have the right skills and experience to take the club forwards.
"With approximately a thousand new houses being built around the Colls ground, the new chairman will oversee the necessary improvements to the club's infrastructure and facilities which will further its ambitions.
"Applications for the vacant first team manager's role are invited and should be sent to the club via email to the secretary Trevor Waddington at trevor@pontecolls.co.uk."
A statement from the club said: "We would like to take this opportunity to thank Nick for his input over the past few years as player, club captain and lately as manager.
"His contribution has been tremendous and we would not have achieved promotion without his efforts. We wish him all the best for the future.
"Following the club's advertisement last month, a new chairman has been recruited who we believe has the right qualities to help take the club forwards and provide us with financial stability.
"A further statement will follow on the new chairman in the next week or so but prior to that he has said that he wishes to bring in his own management team.
"He will therefore be conducting interviews within the next fortnight and recruiting people that he believes have the right skills and experience to take the club forwards.
"With approximately a thousand new houses being built around the Colls ground, the new chairman will oversee the necessary improvements to the club's infrastructure and facilities which will further its ambitions.
"Applications for the vacant first team manager's role are invited and should be sent to the club via email to the secretary Trevor Waddington at trevor@pontecolls.co.uk."
(Story Source: Pontefract Collieries)
Colls require new chairman and secretary
23rd September, 2015
Pontefract Collieries require a new chairman and secretary due to the retirement of officials at the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division club this season.
Ideally, previous experience of running a football club at this level would be advantageous but full training and advice can be given to interested people.
The roles are at the very top level within a football club and require dedicated individuals who are up for taking on extremely demanding positions and responsibilities.
Pontefract Collieries has enjoyed a very successful year which resulted in gaining promotion and they are now looking for volunteers and business minded people to take on the club and build on the good results already achieved.
The club is also home to another twelve extremely successful teams including academy, juniors and a very large disability section.
It already has great nucleus of fantastic volunteers but, like every other football club around the country, it needs more.
Anyone interested is asked to contact the club on 07539 485170 or email trevor@pontecolls.co.uk.
Ideally, previous experience of running a football club at this level would be advantageous but full training and advice can be given to interested people.
The roles are at the very top level within a football club and require dedicated individuals who are up for taking on extremely demanding positions and responsibilities.
Pontefract Collieries has enjoyed a very successful year which resulted in gaining promotion and they are now looking for volunteers and business minded people to take on the club and build on the good results already achieved.
The club is also home to another twelve extremely successful teams including academy, juniors and a very large disability section.
It already has great nucleus of fantastic volunteers but, like every other football club around the country, it needs more.
Anyone interested is asked to contact the club on 07539 485170 or email trevor@pontecolls.co.uk.
(Story Source: Pontefract Collieries)
Bray leaves Colls
14th September, 2015
Joint Manager Duncan Bray has given up his role at Pontefract Collieries.
After three seasons at the helm, he has tendered his resignation for personal reasons.
A club statement said: "Dunc has had an extremely successful time at Ponte both as a player and latterly as joint manager, leading the club to promotion back to the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division after sixteen years.
"However, off the field, he has a senior role in the NHS which has seen him spending most of his working week in London.
"That, coupled with the time demands of a young family, has resulted in Dunc finding it increasingly difficult to give time to running a football club and he has therefore taken the difficult decision to stand down from his role.
"Ponte would like to place on record their utmost thanks and gratitude to Dunc for everything he has done for the club, both on and off the field, and everyone at the club sends him their good wishes for the future."
Nick Handley will now take control of management of football at the club supported by Russ Eagle.
After three seasons at the helm, he has tendered his resignation for personal reasons.
A club statement said: "Dunc has had an extremely successful time at Ponte both as a player and latterly as joint manager, leading the club to promotion back to the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division after sixteen years.
"However, off the field, he has a senior role in the NHS which has seen him spending most of his working week in London.
"That, coupled with the time demands of a young family, has resulted in Dunc finding it increasingly difficult to give time to running a football club and he has therefore taken the difficult decision to stand down from his role.
"Ponte would like to place on record their utmost thanks and gratitude to Dunc for everything he has done for the club, both on and off the field, and everyone at the club sends him their good wishes for the future."
Nick Handley will now take control of management of football at the club supported by Russ Eagle.
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Colls chairman to step down
18th August, 2015
Pontefract Collieries chairman Pat Monaghan has announced that he will be standing down forthwith from his role at the club due to deteriorating health.
A statement from the Toolstation NCEL Division One side said: "Pat has been battling ill-health for a number of years now and he is finding it increasingly difficult to sustain the onerous role of chairman which he has successfully undertaken for the last few seasons.
"The club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Pat for all the work that he has done over the years for the Colls, not only in his recent role as chairman, but also in previous seasons initially as a player and then as supporter and volunteer.
"The search now begins for a new chairman and the club will be placing an advertisement in the press in the near future."
A statement from the Toolstation NCEL Division One side said: "Pat has been battling ill-health for a number of years now and he is finding it increasingly difficult to sustain the onerous role of chairman which he has successfully undertaken for the last few seasons.
"The club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Pat for all the work that he has done over the years for the Colls, not only in his recent role as chairman, but also in previous seasons initially as a player and then as supporter and volunteer.
"The search now begins for a new chairman and the club will be placing an advertisement in the press in the near future."
(Story Source: Pontefract Collieries)
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