27-04-08
MPC
Manchester
Premier
Cup
Final,
anybody
going
to
the
game
tomorrow
is
invited
to
visit
the
Springvale
Inn,
Burnley
Street,
Chadderton,
OL9
0GH
either
before
or
after
the
game.
The
players
are
likely
to
be
there
afterwards
too.
The
landlord
is
a
friend
of
Matthew
Tipton
and
has
promised
to
make
Hyde
fans
most
welcome.
The
pub
is
less
than
five
minutes
from
Boundary
Park.
16-04-08
MPC
Manchester
Premier
Cup
Final
on
April
28th
kick
of
has
reverted
back
to
its
original
time
of
7:45pm.
16-04-08
MAN
CITY.
We
are
hosting
City's
Pontins
League
fixture
against
Wrexham
next
Wednesday
23rd,
ko
7pm.
13-04-08
MPC
AND
SOLIHULL
Manchester
Premier
Cup
Final
on
April
28th
will
be
a 7.30pm kick-off.
There
are
still
places
on
the
coach
to
Solihull
and
coach
to
Boundary
Park.
Bookings
should
be
made
as
soon
as
possible,
Travel
to
Solihull
is
free
for
season
ticket
holders
who
renew
by
Friday,
but
they
must
book
asap.
Bookings
to
Tony
Beard
or
Luke
Edwards
04-04-08
ONE
MINUTES
SILENCE
There
will
be
a
minute's
silence
before
Saturday's
game
for
former
Tiger,
Freddie
Pye
who
passed
away
this
week
aged
79.
04-04-08
SALE
Tomorrow
is
the
final
home
league
game
of
the
season
replica
kits
will
be
available
to
buy
at
the
knockdown
price
of
just
£5.
All
three
colours
are
available
in
most
sizes
from
small
to
XXL.
Kits
will
be
on
sale
in
the
Social
Club
before
and
after
the
match,
and
the
main
Club
Shop
will
re-open
for
business
again
next
season.
22-03-08
COACH
TRAVEL
The
Club
are
running
Supporters
coaches
to
Solihull
Moors
(April
19th)
and
Boundary
Park
(April
28th).
If
you
renew
your
season
ticket
or
buy
one
for
next
season
before
April
18th,
then
travel
to
Solihull
is
free,
but
you
MUST
book.
Otherwise
the
price
is
£10
(all
classes).
There
will
also
be
a
coach/bus
to
Oldham.
Fare
is
£6
and
seats
must
be
booked
in
advance
and
paid
for.
22-03-08
SIGNING
We
are
giving
a
trial
to
Carlos
Daniel
Silveira
de
Graca,
who
hails
from
Cape
Verde
and
he
will
come
into
Monday's
squad.
He
came
over
earlier
in
the
year,
but
at
that
time
could
not
secure
his
International
clearance
19-03-08
MPC FINAL
The
Manchester
Premier
Cup
Final
with
Radcliffe
Borough
will
be
at
Boundary
Park
on
Monday
28th
April,
ko
7.45
17-03-08 MPC FINAL
The
Tigers
will
meet
Radcliffe
Borough
in
the
MPC
Final.
17-03-08 PLAYER NEWS We have
today
extended
the
loans
of
Shane
Killock
and
Andrew
Teague
until
the
end
of
the
season.
We
have
received
seven
days
notice
of
approach
from
Bradford
Park
Avenue
for
Gareth
Morris
and
agreed
we
will
waive
the
seven
day
waiting
period
to
allow
them
to
speak
to
him
straight
away.
16-03-08 RESERVES PRESENTATION The
Reserves'
end
of
season
Presentation
evening
will
be
in
the
Sponsor's
Lounge
on
Friday
11th
April
@
7.30pm.
Everybody
is
invited.
05-02-08
SEASON
TICKETS
We
are
again
offering
an
incentive
for
season
ticket
holders
to
renew
for
next
season
irrespective
of
what
League
we
are
in
next
season.
As
well
as
receiving
a
discount
of
15%
on
this
year's
prices
for
supporters
who
renew
before
26th
April,
fans
who
renew
by
April
18th are
being
offered
free
executive
travel
to
the
Tiger's
away
game
at
Solihull
Moors
on
April
19th.
Supporters
who
are
not
season
ticket
holders
will
still
be
able
to
travel
to
Solihull
for
a
discounted
price
of
£10
(all
classes)
Supporters
who
wish
to
become
season
ticket
holders
also
qualify
for
the
discount
and
free
travel
as
above.
05-02-08
DALE
&
NEW
SIGNING
We
have
today
signed
highly
rated
midfielder
Gareth
Morris
from
Droylsden.
Dale
Johnson
has
joined
Droylsden
on
loan
until
April
26th
but
will
be
available
for
the
Play-offs
if
we
get
that
far.
Dale
wants
(and
needs)
regular
football
and
sees
this
as
an
opportunity
to
play
at
a
higher
level.
We
wish
him
all
the
best.
Tony
Beard
22-02-08
NATHAN
We
have
today
allowed
Nathan
Wharton
to
join
Bradford
Park
Avenue.
waiving
the
necessary
seven
days
notice.
We
will
retain
his
Conference
registration
however.
We
wish
Nathan
all
the
best.
Tony
Beard
18-02-08
SEE
ENGLAND
IN
EURO
2008
ACTION
AT
BOUNDARY
PARK
AND
CHAMPIONS
HOLLAND,
AT
EWEN
FIELDS
This
summer
between
20
July
-
2
August,
The
FA
are
hosting
the
2008 European
Learning
Disability
Championship
in
the
North
West
of
England,
with
Boundary
Park
playing
host
to
the
Final.
England,
France,
Germany,
Holland,
Sweden,
Portugal,
Hungary
and
Poland
will
be
drawn
into
two
groups
of
four,
with
England
's
first
group
game
to
be
played
at
Sportscity
on
Sunday
20
July.
Hyde
United
will
host
three
games
on
July
21st,
July
24th
and
July
27th,
two
of
which
will
feature
European
Champions,
Holland.
Hyde
United,
Curzon
Ashton,
Springhill
(Rochdale) and Stalybridge
Celtic
will
be
hosting
fixtures
during
the
tournament,
with
Boundary
Park
set
to
host
England
's third
group
game
on
Saturday
26
July,
the
first
semi
final
on
Wednesday
30
July,
and
then
the
final.
The
captain
of
the
England
team
is 26
year
old
Ronnie Watson.
A
painter
and
decorator,
he
was
a
trainee
at
Spurs
for
six
years,
playing
alongside
Ledley
King,
Peter
Crouch
and
Jonny
Jackson
(
Colchester
United).
After
he
was
released
at
16,
he
played
for
a
number
of
Non
League
teams
in
the
South
East,
and
in
2002,
he
was
part
of
the
England
team
which
won
the
Learning
Disability
World
Cup
in
Yokohama in
front
of
over
25,000
spectators,
where
only
three
months
before, a
Ronaldo-inspired
Brazil
had
beaten
Germany
in
the
mainstream
World
Cup.
Recently
Ronnie moved
to
Cheshire
,
and to
help
him get
fit
and
ready
for
the
tournament,
he
will
train
with
the
Latics'
first
team
on
Thursday
28 February.
John
Sheridan
and
Lee
Duxbury
will
then
assess
Ronnie's
fitness
and
ability
with
a
view
to
helping
him
obtain
a
short-term
contract
to
the
end
of
the
season.
The
FA,
Manchester
FA,
Cheshire
FA
and
the
five
participating
clubs
will
be
working
to
provide
local
youngsters
and
volunteers
across
the
North
West
with
the
chance
to
try
get
involved
in
a
variety
of
capacities
during
the
tournament.
Organisations
such
as
The
Regard
Partnership,
Mencap,
Tameside
MBC,
Link4Life,
Salford
Community
Leisure
&
Manchester
City
Council are also going
to
be
heavily
involved.
With
the
senior
England
team
missing
out
on
the
UEFA
2008
European
Championship
in
Austria
and
Switzerland,
why
not
come
along
to
Boundary
Park,
and
any
of