Reserve Team Manager

The club is looking to recruit a Manager for our Reserves team.

All interested parties should send their CV to First Team Manager Paul Colgan by e-mail to
paul-colgan@hotmail.co.uk

Closing date for applications is Sunday 20th May 2012.

Guardian article rounds off celebratory season

When The Hillmen lost 2-1 at Barnoldswick on Tuesday evening, it was thought Glossop North End’s 125^th year season had come to an end.  However, on Friday there was another surprise addition to the year when an article on sides that had one year in the top division of the football pyramid was published in the Guardian.

Scott Murray’s article was assisted by club historian Tom Sutcliffe, who had undertaken extensive research for 125 year articles and he was only too happy to provide details of the 1899/1900 season for the paper.

“The club is rightfully very proud of its history” said Tom.  “My research found lots of characters and lots of interesting stories, and Scott was able to incorporate just a few in his article.  It’s always nice to see the club get some national publicity too.”

If you’d like to read the article, which includes Leyton Orient, Northampton Town, Carlisle United, Swindon Town and Barnsley as other one season wonders, it can be found here - http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2012/may/04/joy-of-six-single-seasons-sun

Barnoldswick Town 2 Glossop North End 1

Glossop North End’s season has ended in defeat after a 2-1 loss away to Barnoldswick on Tuesday night. The Hillmen were ahead for the majority of the match but conceded two late goals to let their lead slip at the Silent Night Stadium. Click here for full report.

Jason Gorton of Glossop North End gets in between Jack Overson and Bill Williams to power a header past Marko Marosi of Barnoldswick Town to make it 1-0. Photo - GNE/Jim Lockwood

Supporter's Player Of The Year - Sam Hind

GOAL : Sam Hind receives the Supporters' Player of the Year Award from Wendy Rimmer and Kay Haynes of GNESC. Photo - GNE/Jim Lockwood

Glossop North End 1 Colne 1

The Hillmen’s final home game of the season ended in disappointment after a 1-1 draw with Colne on Saturday. A first-half goal from Andrew Sensale was cancelled out by a late reply from Colne’s James Crorken and both sides shared the points. Click here for full report.

GOAL : Kelvin Lugsden of Glossop North End jumps out of the way to allow Andrew Sensale to tap home from close range to make it 1-0. Photo - GNE/Jim Lockwood

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