Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Two new signings and doubles from Jakub Hebda and stalwart Adam Wilson helped Hemsworth Miners Welfare finally win a league game at the 12th attempt. Hemsworth won 4-1 at fellow strugglers Athersley Rec – ironically their new manager Shane Kelsey’s old club. Kelsey signed defender Charlie Barks and Masai Arbouin (Parkgate) read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division side Hemsworth Miners Welfare have managed to keep all their stars apart from three players. The likes of stalwarts Harry Viggars and Adam Wilson – who both broke into the first team as teenagers almost ten years ago – are back for another campaign in Fitzwilliam. Tom Cadzow, Steven Jeff, Declan read more→
Adam Wilson, Jack Wakefield and Elliott Wilson have all committed themselves to Hemsworth Miners Welfare. Right-back Adam Wilson is of course the club stalwart who has played for the Wells for a number of years and was a member of Wayne Benn’s 2016 Toolstation NCEL Division One title-winning side. Wakefield has been out of football read more→
Toolstation NCEL Division One Long-serving Brighouse Town captain Adam Wilson is the latest new recruit at AFC Emley. Wilson decided to leave the Evo Stik Division One North side at the end of the season after being a major part of their rise from the NCEL. He will now look to add to his achievements by aiming read more→
Super-sub Adam Wilson was the hero as Brighouse Town finally recorded a long overdue victory over manager-less old rivals Scarborough Athletic. Wilson’s 85th minute winner secured Brighouse the controversial success at the Dual Seal Stadium, piling more misery on Scarborough in the first match of the post-Bryan Hughes and Paul Foot. Scarborough’s woes were compounded read more→
They played at Stockport County in the FA Cup, travelled to the Isle of Wight for a huge FA Vase game and taken giants Scarborough Athletic to the wire. That’s why Paul Quinn believes Brighouse Town have the experience required to win the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division title, writes James Grayson (Twitter: @jamesAgrayson). Third-placed Brighouse read more→
