Bower Adds Experienced Winger To The Squad

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Mark Bower has moved to sign ex-League player Adam Smith aged 33.

Adam brings a wealth of experience from his League days with Chesterfield FC and, more recently, with fellow Conference North clubs Alfreton and Gainsborough. He has also played in the National League for York, Mansfield, Lincoln, Halifax, Wrexham and Guiseley.

He is principally regarded as a right winger but he can operate on either flank.

He played 18 games for Mark when he was manager at Guiseley and Mark’s comments were that ‘Adam has had a few injuries over the years but in the short time I worked with him at Guiseley I could see the quality he had and if we can get him fully fit and firing he will be a great addition to the squad’.

Adam will be available for the Nuneaton game on Saturday.

 

Community Benefits Society AGM Date Confirmed

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This is an informal notice to inform members that the Community Benefit Society will hold its Annual General Meeting on Thursday 15th February 2018 at 18:30 in the Clubhouse.

Formal notice will be sent to all CBS members no later than Monday 29th January 2018.

Any member wishing to propose a resolution at the meeting must give formal notice of the resolution to Director Ben Harvey, no later than Monday 12th February 2018. The notification must include the exact wording of the resolution and the reasons for it.

Nominations for the appointment of any new Directors must be proposed and seconded in writing, the nominations are to be sent to Director Ben Harvey no later than Monday 12th February 2018.

All resolution proposals and Director nominations are to be sent to bpafc@outlook.com

The Board

Players Fund Update

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The Board are pleased to announce that over £11,000 has now been contributed to the players fund to date.

The club would like to place on record our thanks to all those that have contributed.

With the announcement on Friday that Mark Bower has moved to bring in 21 year old French national Antoine Remi Recizac and hopefully further recruits on the way. All funds raised are vital and will enable both Mark and Danny to strengthen the squad and continue in the push for the playoffs.

Any fans who are prepared to donate please email Dave Stordy (davestordy@hotmail.co.uk) or telephone on (01274-512989) with your offer and Dave will contact you to make the arrangements.

Don’t worry if you cannot afford a regular donation, we will have a bucket in the Club Shop at home games.

Thank you for your continued support.

 

 

Academy Fixture Changes

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Due to Ossett Albion’s continued involvement in the Pat Rice Trophy, the Northern U19 Alliance scheduled home game on Monday 22nd January 2018 has been postponed. However the team will travel to The Fantastic Media Welfare Ground instead for a previously postponed game against AFC Emley which has been arranged in its place. The game will be a 19:45 kick off and admission is £3 for adults and £1 for under 18’s.

Also the home game against Scarborough Scholarship in the English Colleges League has been brought forward to Wednesday 24th January 2018 with a 13:30 kick off at Grange Tech College.

Bower Adds To The Squad

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Following the injury to Wayne Brooksby, the manager has moved swiftly to add to the squad. 21 yr old French national Antoine Remi Recizac has been training with the team for a number of weeks but he has now been registered to play.

He is currently studying at Leeds Trinity University but has previous experience 2 yrs ago playing in the North-West Counties League with Widnes and also in Stockport County’s reserve team. The Manager states ‘Antoine has looked good in training and deserves the chance to see if he can step up and show us what he can do in a League match’.

Academy game abandoned at half time due to serious injury.

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Yesterday’s academy game was abandoned due to a serious injury to BPA scholar Joshua Hall, after an unintentional two footed tackle. Tally Clayton (Club Sport Rehabilitator) attended to Josh on the pitch before paramedics arrived. Josh was taken to hospital by the Doncaster ambulance service with a possible fracture of the ankle. Tally attended hospital with Josh and was happy to report after seeing a number of doctors, no fracture was found. However, Josh has suffered some nerve damage from the impact and currently can not feel the lower portion of his foot and toes. This should return to Josh in a couple of days and he will then be able to start his rehabilitation with Tally. Both Josh and the Academy staff team would like to thank Campsmount College staff for their assistance in the incident and from all at the club we wish Josh a speedy recovery.