We can confirm that the York City FC home game, originally postponed on the 26^th December, will now take place on Monday 7^th February, with a 19:45 KO.

We are delighted to announce that George Sykes-Kenworthy will be staying at Bradford (Park Avenue) for the rest of the season!

The club have acted quickly following a string of excellent performances and everybody here wishes George the best for the remainder of this season.

In other news, Jonny Saltmer has been released from his contract by mutual consent.

We would like to thank Jonny for his efforts at the club, and of course we all wish him nothing but the best in his career

We are delighted to announce the capture of left back Akeem Hinds on a short term contract.

Akeem joins from Buxton, and is available for selection for the Chester game!

Will he be in the squad? Find out tomorrow from 2pm

We can also confirm, that following his loan spell ending, Nicksoen Gomis has returned to parent club Sheffield United. Everyone at the club wishes him the very best in his career and thanks him for his hard work whilst at the club.

We can confirm that the away game at York City, originally scheduled for January 2nd, will now take place on Tuesday January 25th at 19:45.

Any tickets purchased for the postponed match will still be valid for the re-scheduled match.

Talks are still ongoing regarding the home fixture, postponed on Boxing day.

In other news, we can confirm Reece Staunton has returned to Bradford City after his extended loan deal ended. We have, however, extended the deal for Frankie Maguire until the end of the season.

We can confirm that tomorrow’s (02/01/22) game versus York has been postponed due to a Covid event at the club.

We can confirm that those effected remain in good health, and are isolating in line with government guidelines.

Re-arrangement details will be released in due course

We can confirm that midfielder Isaac Marriott has today joined Altrincham for an undisclosed fee.

The midfielder has been in fine form this season, adding goals to his games that already included a massive amount of attributes

It is these performances that have had parked Altrincham’s interest.

In his time here Isaac has won many plaudits for his style of play, and whilst we are sad to see him go, we feel that Isaac can progress in full time football, and the right thing to do was not stand in his way.

Isaac becomes the latest to make the leap up the pyramid, following on from Lewis Knight joining Notts County earlier in the year, and signs off with a brace and a penalty in his last outing.

Everybody at the football club would like to thank Isaac for all his hard work here at the Horsfall, both on the pitch and with his work in our Academy and Summer Camps.

Good Luck Mazza!