Harrogate Railway returned to winning ways after two second half goals from Malachi Farquharson earned them a 2-0 win over doomed Padiham. The Evo Stik Division One North clash was a tight affair in the first half, but the second half was an improvement. Padiham had to go for broke to keep their slim hopes read more→
Harrogate Railway striker Malachi Farquharson believes he gave his best shot during his trial at Scottish Premiership side St Mirren two weeks ago. Farquharson, who is tasked leading Railway’s attack in the wake of Nathan Cartman’s departure to Darlington 1883, spent two days with Gary Teale’s side. The Leeds Beckett University student is a member read more→
Harrogate Railway got themselves back on track with a 2-1 win over local rivals Ossett Albion at Station View. Two early goals were difference and the victory ensured that Rail moved back into contention for a play-offs spot in the Evo Stik Division One North. Nathan Cartman’s first goal of 2015 and 36th of the read more→
Patience was the key as buoyant Harrogate Railway surged to their seventh consecutive victory with a 3-0 win over New Mills at Station View. Everybody wants to be involved at Rail at the moment – a superb atmosphere around the club has been created and even Billy Miller’s wife Sammy, who has never watched Rail play, read more→
Red hot Harrogate Railway romped to their biggest win under Billy Miller and Lee Ashforth as higher-league Frickley Athletic were thrashed 7-1 in the Doodson Sport Cup second round. And it can’t be said that 31-goal-hero Nathan Cartman was the brains behind the win as his best buddy Malachi Farquharson got four on an incredible read more→
Superb Harrogate Railway produced their best performance of the season to deliver a knockout blow on Scarborough Athletic manager Rudy Funk. Funk resigned, citing non-football reasons, straight after the final whistle after watching his side suffer a 3-0 defeat which could have been a lot worse. Funk, who had been in charge for three-and-a-half-years, is read more→
Two first half goals proved the difference for Spennymoor Town in their 3-2 win at Harrogate Railway in the FA Trophy Preliminary Round tie. Strikes from Shane Henry and Liam Henderson put Spennymoor into a commanding positiion, but Railway hit back after the break. Malachi Farquharson dragged Railway back into it before Michael Roberts restored read more→
