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Leek Town - Saturday 19th March

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Details for our trip to Leek below. Note that they do operate a pre-booking system but you can still pay at the turnstiles. Most of the decent pubs appear to be in the centre of town - but at least it is all downhill from there to the ground!

ClubLeek Town
Game DateSaturday March 19th
Game time3pm
Ground addressLeek Town Football Club, Harrison Park, Macclesfield Road, Leek, Staffordshire, ST13 8LD
Home coloursBlue shirts, white shorts and socks
DirectionsFrom Northwich about 27 miles and 50 minutes. Lach Dennis to Holmes Chapel. At traffic lights turn left onto A54 for Congleton. Keep on main road into centre of town. After passing shops take 2nd exit at roundabout to A527 (SP Biddulph and railway station). Go straight over next junction. Pass railway station and after ½ mile turn left at traffic lights before Church (SP Leek (A523)). Follow this road over the moors and turn right at T junction onto A523. Follow this road into Leek. Harrison Park is on the right had side at the bottom of the hill.
WARNING. Leek is littered with speed cameras, including one outside the ground soon after entering the 30 limit.
Parking facilitiesParking at the ground is restricted and limited. Priority is given to travelling officials and Blue Badge Holders. You can park on the main road but we would recommend parking on the industrial & retail estate close by where Sainsburys is situated.
Railway stationNot recommended. Appears to be Stoke and then bus to Leek.
Admission Prices£10 for adults
£6 for concessions (over 65's and students in full time education)
£3 U16 to U8
Free Under 8
Online tickets include a free digital programme
leektownfc.ktckts.com

Leek Town vs Workington | Northern Premier League

Kaizen Ticket for Leek Town vs Working AFC in the Pitching in NPL West Saturday 12 March, Harrison Park, 3:00pm kick off Thank you for your support #WEARELEEK
leektownfc.ktckts.com
Cash and Cashless turnstile also
Programme priceMatch Programme is free (digital copy) to all purchasers of online tickets. There are 25 printed each week available for £2 on a first come first served basis.
Disabled access and toiletsAccess is via a large gate next to the turnstiles. There are many flat places to view the game from a wheelchair (covered and uncovered). However, we currently only have seating in the main stand which is accessed via steps. Stewards will help those acquiring assistance if asked. Disabled toilets are situated in the Clubhouse and accessed via a wide corridor behind the tea hut.
CarersCarers are admitted free with a full paying spectator (adult & concession)
Food at groundFood is available when the ground opens – normal fare including pies, burgers, chips, oatcakes, hot and cold drinks and confectionary.
Drinks at groundThe Blues Bar is open before each game, at half-time and after the final whistle but is only accessible from within the ground before the game. During the game all drinks are served in plastic glasses but spectators are allowed to drink outside throughout the Ground. We have a selection of draught beers and lagers as well as bottles & cans.
Local restaurantsThe town has many good restaurants including Primo Piano, Duck & Goose, The Green Dragon (Wetherspoons) and The Blue Mugge.
Are dogs allowedWell behaved dog are welcome at Harrison Park
Local pubsCAMRA lists quite a few pubs in the area Search results for pubs near 'ST13 8LD' • whatpub.com. If you would prefer to sample the towns pubs we would recommend The Blue Mugge, The Fountain, The Roebuck, The Cock Inn, Beyond the Pale and the Green Dragon (Wetherspoons). The nearest drinking establishment is the Dyers Arms.
Local places of interestChurnet valley railway (10m, 20 minutes). Town architecture is good – with plenty of pubs to lubricate the walk! Rudyard lake, Staffordshire moorlands.
AcknowledgementJon Eeles (LTFC Chairman)
 
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Great win! Hope it gives the managers and squad a much needed boost they probably deserve after a depressing run. Looks like a proper non-league ground that too.
 
Fantastic win and performance today. Superb result against a side in 4th chasing promotion, who went into the game on a 13 match unbeaten run and with only one defeat at home all season.

It’s a huge three points and certainly takes some of the pressure off as we go into the remaining games. We’d been on a tough run and that is a big relief and deserved after some improved performances in recent games at Bootle and Marine.

A thoroughly deserved win as well. Thought we were the better side for most of the game. The pitch definitely suited our style of play as should Widnes next week. Joe Woolley - absolute quality. His second goal was an absolute peach! Big big well done to the lads and management. Hopefully we can now carry this into our final games and end the season strongly. Up the 74!
 
Really enjoyable afternoon- lovely weather, nice journey and smashing ground and pitch. All topped by a really good performance. We were well organised today and two great goals from Joe Woolley. The first an excellent move and the second a brilliant shot.
I have often criticised the left back position so it is only fair I praise Taylor today as he had an tremendous game.
Thoroughly deserved win against one of the play off contenders who had a superb home record. Hopefully it will give us some confidence for Widnes on Saturday as I don’t think it will be easy.
 
Briswa said:
Really enjoyable afternoon- lovely weather, nice journey and smashing ground and pitch. All topped by a really good performance. We were well organised today and two great goals from Joe Woolley. The first an excellent move and the second a brilliant shot.
I have often criticised the left back position so it is only fair I praise Taylor today as he had an tremendous game.
Thoroughly deserved win against one of the play off contenders who had a superb home record. Hopefully it will give us some confidence for Widnes on Saturday as I don’t think it will be easy.
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Very pertinent point made by Sir Chubster in the pub tonight. He thought that, given its context, todays win was probably one if not the most important and impressive away league win in our history.

For once, I agree with him! (had to happen sometime!??)
 
Ben said:
Fantastic win and performance today. Superb result against a side in 4th chasing promotion, who went into the game on a 13 match unbeaten run and with only one defeat at home all season.

It’s a huge three points and certainly takes some of the pressure off as we go into the remaining games. We’d been on a tough run and that is a big relief and deserved after some improved performances in recent games at Bootle and Marine.

A thoroughly deserved win as well. Thought we were the better side for most of the game. The pitch definitely suited our style of play as should Widnes next week. Joe Woolley - absolute quality. His second goal was an absolute peach! Big big well done to the lads and management. Hopefully we can now carry this into our final games and end the season strongly. Up the 74!
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I thought that playing both Sam and Cal on that type of surface was a tactical masterstroke from
Bo and Goody. Just suited their (and our) style of play to a T. No surprise that both had their best game for us for weeks!??
 
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