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Date:  7th March 2006
Title:  THIS WEEKEND'S FIXTURES

Saturday 11th March 2006:

Northern Alliance Division One - Spittal Rovers v Rutherford AFC [2.30pm]

Newcastle Corinthians League BBC Cup - R.V.I. v Rutherford Reserves [1.30pm]

Newcastle Corinthians League BBC Cup - Rutherford 'A' v JCB Eindhoven [1.30pm]

Sunday 12th March 2006:

North Eastern Regional Women's League - Teesside Athletic v Rutherford Ravens [2pm]

Durham & Northumberland Women's League - Lumley Ladies v Rutherford Ravens Development [2pm]

 

Date:  31st Jan 2006
Title:  THIS WEEKEND'S FIXTURES

Saturday 4th February 2006:

Northern Alliance Division One - Penrith United v Rutherford AFC [1.45pm]

Newcastle Corinthians League Division One - Diggers United v Rutherford Reserves [1.30pm]

Newcastle Corinthians League Division Two - Rutherford 'A' v Chemfica 'B' [1.30pm]

Sunday 5th February 2006:

North Eastern Regional Women's League Trophy - Rutherford Ravens v Ossett Albion [2pm]

Durham & Northumberland Women's League - Rutherford Ravens Development v Marton [12 noon]

Russell Foster Youth League - South Moor U16's v Rutherford U16's

Gateshead Youth League Cup - Rutherford U15's v Consett U15's [10.30am]

 Russell Foster Youth League - Rutherford U13's v Elemore Whites U13's [2pm]

 

Date:  29th Jan 2006
Title:  Battling display wins point for Ravens Development

Sara Coxon's Ravens Development won a share of the spoils in a 2-2 draw against Chester-le-Street in the Durham & Northumberland Women's League. Striker Samantha Brown hit both the Ravens counters in a superb performance.
 

Date:  29th Jan 2006
Title:  Disappointing display by Ravens

In the North Eastern Regional Women's League, Rutherford Ravens lost their fourth consecutive game at home to Horden. Having won the away game by 6-1, the girls were in good heart but a poor first half display cost them dear. Rachel Wincester got the home goal.
 

Date:  28th Jan 2006
Title:  Poor return for senior men

The senior men's side went down to their first home Northern Alliance league defeat of the season in a poor display against local rivals Chopwell. Despite having a Carl Rutherford opener for the hosts after only three minutes, Chopwell's Andrew Smith hit a hat-trick and Alan Rennison scored the other two counters.

A Peter Williams hat-trick was the feature of the Reserves 7-4 win at home to Jesmond Mysterons in the Newcastle Corinthians League first division. The third team went down 4-2 at Newcastle City in the second division.

 

Date:  5th Dec 2005
Title:  Xmas Parties booked

Booked so far:

Saturday 10th December - Under 10's, 13's[Sat] and 13's[Sun] 7pm - 11pm - Race Night.

Saturday 17th December - Under 7's 12noon - 3pm.

Saturday 17th December - Men's 1sts,2nds,3rds & Ravens - 7pm - 11pm - Karaoke Night

Sunday 18th December - U12's - 5pm - 11pm - Karaoke Night

ALL ARE WELCOME - PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR CLUB!

 

Date:  4th Dec 2005
Title:  Surprise defeat for Ravens

In the North Eastern Regional Women's League, Rutherford Ravens fell to a shock defeat at when entertaining Darlington Blackwell Meadows on Sunday to fall to their first home League defeat of the season. Two own goals and a disputed penalty didn't help the girls as they slumped to a 3-1 verdict. The only bright point was a breathtaking goal from Rachel Winchester.

 

Date:  27th Nov 2005
Title:  Good weekend for the club

Due to the inclement weather only four teams managed to play this weekend - but all four were winners! On Saturday the senior men's third team won 4-2 at second placed Rushworth & Diamonds to continue their unbeaten run. Goals from Jamie Ridley [2], Sam Allan and Simon Hill were enough to secure the points. In mini soccer there were wins from the under 10 boys by a 3-0 score-line against Consett with Paul Daglish and Shaun Quigley [2] hitting the counters for 'Ford. The under 9 boys won a five goal thriller against Blaydon Storm and the under 8's went nap with a 9-0 verdict over Beamish. Callum Johnston scored five times and Ethan Bradley netted the other four in a one-sided romp.

 

Date:  24th Nov 2005
Title:  Book your Xmas Party!

The under 13 boys [Saturday and Sunday] and the U7's have already booked their dates at the clubhouse for their respective Christmas parties. If you want to use the clubhouse facility, book early to avoid disappointment. Diary in the clubhouse.

 

Date:  21st Nov 2005
Title:  Managers Meeting

The fourth Managers Meeting will be held at the clubhouse this Friday 25th November 2005 at 7pm. All teams are expected to have a representative in attendance. This is the teams forum and a chance to air your views.

 

Date:  20th Nov 2005
Title:  Latest Results

Young striker Samantha Brown was the toast of the Ravens Development team's 4-3 home win in the Durham and Northumberland County League against Lumley Ladies. Sam hit all four Ravens counters as Sara Coxon's side came back from a 1-0 half time deficit.

In the only other games played at the weekend, the senior men's reserves went down 2-1 at Jesmond Mysterons with Dave Smith getting the 'Ford goal and Jamie Cairns under 13 boys were heavily defeated at South Tyneside.

 

Date:  17th Oct 2005
Title:  Results
The Ravens senior women’s team recorded their first North East Regional Women’s League win with an emphatic 6-1 victory at Horden Ladies, thanks to goals from Alison Glister [3], Rachel Winchester [2] and a first senior strike from 16 year old birthday girl Amy Richardson.

The senior men’s side also won well with Tony Coe [2], James MacCoy, Dan Johnson and Dominic Mossa all on target in a 5-1 win at Hartlepool Chester Hotel in the Durham FA Trophy.

Reverses were recorded by the men’s reserves [3-6 at Newcastle City] and the third team [1-2 at home to Garnett B] as they both slumped to their first Corinthians League defeat of the season.

Being 3-0 behind after the first 15 minutes didn’t help the under 16 boys who eventually lost 2-3 at Tyneside Juniors. Ryan Laidler and Richie Cunningham hit the Rutherford goals.

And despite goals from Niall Quinn and top scorer Carlos Valbuena the under 15 boys crashed to their first league defeat of the season with a 2-4 loss at home to Consett.

Patrik Gunor and Michael Daglish were on target as the under 13 boys went down 2-5 to top of the table Jarrow St Bedes and Brian Connelly’s under 12’s drew 4-4 at home to Wansbeck.

In another table topping visit the under 11 boys lost 2-7 at Cramlington Whites despite goals from Reece Boyd and Callun Milnes.In the mini soccer section the under 11 boys made progress in the Russell Foster League Cup with a 5-1 demolition of Dynamo Nissan and the under 10 boys recorded their first win of the Gateshead Youth League season when goals from Jake Hills and Shaun Quigley gave them a 2-1 win against Consett.

The under 9 boys won a close-fought game with Cleveland Hall S by the only goal of the game but there were defeats for the under 8’s [2-3 v Beamish] and the under 7’s [0-2 v Cleveland Hall].

 

Date:  11th Oct 2005
Title:  Results

With the senior men's and senior women's first teams having the weekend off it was left to the second string sides to have pride of place but both sides produced disappointing displays.

The senior men's reserves went out of the Durham Minor Cup at the second round stage with a 3-1 reverse at Sunderland Foremost Electrics.  The result doesn't tell the full story though with the second string having both Ross Taylor and Paul Graham sent off.

The Ravens Development side went down heavily at Teeside outfit Marton but did see young striker Amy Kelly hit two superb goals in the Women's League.

Both junior Ravens sides at under 14 and under 12 won, with the under 14's currently top of the league.

The under 16 boys had to work hard in the Durham County Cup, but progressed through to the last 32 thanks to goals from Callum Davison, Scott Fenwick and Richie Cunningham in a 3-2 win at Sunderland Stadium FC.

The under 15 boys hammered Consett Reds 11-1 and had two hat-trick heroes in Carl Powten and Adam Mitchell as they maintained their 100% record at the top of the Gateshead Youth League.

An Andy Watson strike was enough for the under 14 boys to collect all three points at Town End Farm in the Russell Foster Youth League.

At under 13 level the Sunday boys easily beat Hebburn All-Stars 7-1 with a superb performance by Patrik Gunor who hit two goals.

The u13 boys Saturday team hat it even easier with a 10-0 victory at Monkton Juniors.  Josh McIntyre took his season's total to 24 goals with a five-goal haul.

Brian Connelly's under 12 boys went down 2-0 but the under 11's drew 2-2 thanks to a Reece Boyd double.

Paul Daglish's goal was not enough as the under 10 boys went down 2-1 but there was even further disappointment for the under 9's who lost 3-0 to Cleveland Hall.

Tatenda Musakanya hit a second half hat-trick as the under 8's went nap to beat Beamish 8-0 but Ian Innes' under 7's lost their second game of the season with a 2-1 defeat to Low Fell.

 

Date:  11th Sept 2005
Title:  Newsletter

Download the September 2005 edition of the Rutherford AFC Newsletter.

Sept2005.doc

 

 

Date:  25th Aug 2005
Title:  New Website

Welcome to our new website.  Launched today we hope that you can use it for information on all our teams so you can stay up-to-date with all the News, Statistics and general goings-on within Rutherford Football Club.  This site is currently undergoing a revamp and will be constantly added to over the next few weeks, so if you don't see the team specific information you are looking for then please check back regularly.  We thank you for your patience.

This section of the site will be used to bring you the latest news in summary.  For more detailed information, then please check out the team specific section within the Forum.

If this is your first visit to the website, then please sign our Guestbook.

If you have any comments regarding the content or general design of the website, then please e-mail our webmaster at webmaster@austin-global.co.uk

 

Date:  7th Aug 2005
Title:  Workforce Award Winner - Jamie Cairns

Senior Men 3rd team player and U13 Boys Coach, 17 year old Jamie Cairns, was nominated by Rutherford AFC for the FA's Volunteer Workforce Award and will be a VIP guest at The FA Community Shield at The Millennium Stadium between Chelsea and Arsenal on August 7.

 

Jamie Cairns collects his award at the Millenium Stadium

 

Check out the full story at the following FA websites:

http://www.durhamfa.com/Development/Postings/2005/08/Jamie+Cairns.htm

http://www.thefa.com/Grassroots/ClubDevelopment/ClubNews/Postings/2005/08/Cheers_for_Volunteers.htm