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Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs West Didsbury and Chorlton AFC U11s Nightha 29/11/25
Despite the rain, and the girls not being at full strength this week, but from the first whistle the girls played with determination and spirit. Annabella set the tone from the back, starting confidently in goal with sharp saves, decisive movement off her line, and calm distribution that turned defence into early attacking opportunities. Stevie patrolled the left side with maturity beyond her years, showing excellent control and threading clever passes into the middle. She pu
Sandra Crowe KO Cup - NMJFC U11 Hornets V Wythenshawe Wanderers Wasps - 29/11/25
A place in Quarter-Finals was at stake as we matched-up against yet another Wythenshawe team. The Wasps are familiar to us and we knew it would be a tough match so prepared well. Each Hornet was required to win their individual battles and the objective was to keep the ball wide and to play it on the floor. All the Wythenshawe teams seem to be tall so the focus was to keep the ball wide and away from what proved to be a very congested centre-midfield. First of all, it was tim
NMJFC U11 Hornets V Adswood United - 22/11/25
Youth football is all about learning & improving.The result doesn't matter they say, and this is completely true. Sometimes though, it doesn't feel like that...... particularly in the heat of battle! Mid Afternoon kick-off on Saturday, under the floodlights again but this time at a totally new venue for us. The Mike Doyle Centre awaited us and the first thing we noticed was the size of the massive pitch. This suits us down to the ground and allows the boys to play more expans
Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs West Didsbury and Chorlton AFC U11s Nightha 29/11/25
Despite the rain, and the girls not being at full strength this week, but from the first whistle the girls played with determination and spirit. Annabella set the tone from the back, starting confidently in goal with sharp saves, decisive movement off her line, and calm distribution that turned defence into early attacking opportunities. Stevie patrolled the left side with maturity beyond her years, showing excellent control and threading clever passes into the middle. She pu
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4 hours ago2 min read
Sandra Crowe KO Cup - NMJFC U11 Hornets V Wythenshawe Wanderers Wasps - 29/11/25
A place in Quarter-Finals was at stake as we matched-up against yet another Wythenshawe team. The Wasps are familiar to us and we knew it would be a tough match so prepared well. Each Hornet was required to win their individual battles and the objective was to keep the ball wide and to play it on the floor. All the Wythenshawe teams seem to be tall so the focus was to keep the ball wide and away from what proved to be a very congested centre-midfield. First of all, it was tim
R.Oakes
7 hours ago3 min read
NMJFC U11 Hornets V Adswood United - 22/11/25
Youth football is all about learning & improving.The result doesn't matter they say, and this is completely true. Sometimes though, it doesn't feel like that...... particularly in the heat of battle! Mid Afternoon kick-off on Saturday, under the floodlights again but this time at a totally new venue for us. The Mike Doyle Centre awaited us and the first thing we noticed was the size of the massive pitch. This suits us down to the ground and allows the boys to play more expans
R.Oakes
2 days ago3 min read
NMJFC U9's V Whaley Bridge - 23/11/25 - Season 3 - Episode 11 - We're back at Macc!
"If you can keep your head when all around you are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when others doubt you but make allowance for their doubting too!" - Rudyard Kipling It was great to be 'Back At Macc' on Sunday morning in a hyper competitive game between two teams that go all out against each other and this fixture has produced some of the best games we have seen at such a young level. The Mini-Millers were missing their Goalie. Reuben was celeb
R.Oakes
2 days ago3 min read
Match report u14s Girls Vs Richmond Rovers away - 23/11/25
If ever there was a game that made us really proud, today was it. They were all connected as a team and dominated as one. Our new player Lily went out for her first game with us today. Players stepped into different positions and played with 100% effort and commitment which shows versatility. With a player away this week, Ruby was tasked as right back and went fully in, pressed high, anticipated the opposition’s pass, and got in front of the player to intercept & keep the bal
R.Oakes
5 days ago2 min read
MATCH REPORT NMJU10’s 22nd November NMJ U10s vs Whaley Bridge Blue
Today the U10’s were up against Whaley Bridge Blue for our local derby at Stockport Academy. The Millers started strongly, with the midfield trio of Teddy, Charlie J and Stanley taking early control of the game. Stanley came close within minutes, rattling the crossbar with a brilliant effort. The pressure continued, and it was Stanley who eventually broke the deadlock with a tidy strike from the left. The Millers kept a high line throughout the first half, allowing the defend
R.Oakes
5 days ago1 min read
Match Report – 22nd November 25 – New Mills Vipers U8s vs Buxton YB Purple.
The first of a double header for the Vipers coming up against Buxton Purple this week before Buxton Green in the cup next week. The Vipers were depleted this week with Jude, Kingsley and Thomas unable to play but the remaining six would play the full game and put in an awesome performance. Captain this week would be Kit, who would take the gloves for the first half with Logan taking his turn in the second. Leo would play centre back, Alistair on the right with Elliott on t
R.Oakes
7 days ago3 min read
Match Report NMJFC U7s - 22/11/25
So after having to make a sub every 17 seconds last week, we only had 5 players today, so all 5 played the entire game. Louie started in goal, with Henry, Seb, Ollie and Joseph on the pitch. The first half started with the opposition a player down, something their coach didn't seem to worried about, and it was quite clear why soon after starting. The opposition this week were incredibly strong, through later conversations with the coach it turned out they trained twice a wee
R.Oakes
7 days ago2 min read
Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs Bollington United U11s Capybaras 22/11/25
Ava set the tone early with a confident start in goal, making a number of strong stops and, just as impressively, distributed the ball with composure, finding midfielders cleanly and helping the team build from the back. It was a controlled, mature performance that gave everyone a boost from the first whistle. Just ahead of her, Stevie took on a new defensive role with determination. Still learning the position, she held onto the ball well under pressure and made several impo
R.Oakes
7 days ago2 min read
Match Report – 15th November 25 – New Mills Vipers U8s vs Inter Cheadle East U8s.
A new week and a new game for the New Mills Vipers to sink their teeth into. This week again the full squad would be present for the game against Inter Cheadle on silent weekend, where supporters applaud rather than shout to the children. This week we wanted the team to work on moving the ball across the field using the passing we have been working on in training. Elliott was captain and would take the gloves for the second half as well. What proceeded was a great game of
R.Oakes
Nov 223 min read
Match Report NMJFC U7s - 15/11/25
It was a chilly day at the Mike Doyle centre for this week's fixture against Bowden Athletic FC Blues. There were nine NMJFC U7's available this week, as there has for most of the season so far. Credit to the kids and the parents for their commitment! A quick chat with referee & the Bowden coach, and it was agreed to play 6v6 to give all the kids more game time, less of them waiting on side lines. Louie was our volunteer for goalkeeper in the first half, and with the low temp
R.Oakes
Nov 214 min read
Match report NMJFC U11 Hornets V Wythenshawe Wanderers - 15 / 11 / 2025
Saturday afternoon under the floodlights at Benchill (in Wythenshawe) was a great way to get back to the league campaign after we were on 'Cup Duty' against Bollie Bears then 'Friendly Duty' against High Lane over the last two-weeks. As Coaches, we were hoping the lads could carry their recent uprise in form into this game against a Wythenshawe side that quite simply blew The Hornets to smithereens on the opening day of this season! Much has been made of the slow start to th
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Nov 164 min read
Match report New Mills U11 Scorpions v Chinley U11 - 16/11/25
Again a familiar opponent in Chinley, we knew what to expect and started brightly. It was silent support weekend, so as coaches we said very little throughout the game (well, we tried to) and let the team encourage and direct each other. The game was end to end to begin with, a shot from Leo and equally at the other end a save from Frankie the cat….. seemed like rinse and repeat with another Leo shot and another excellent save from Frankie. Good pressure from New Mills saw o
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Nov 162 min read
NMJFC Hornets U11 V Bollington United Bears - Sandra Crowe KO Cup - 01/11/25
"We're going for the cup" was the cry from the coaches after a somewhat indifferent start to the season for our lads. They got off to a flyer when our Rocket slotted home an early penalty after Albie had been ambushed by the Bollington defence. Rocket was at it again with a perfect strike from distance. Our maestro kept the play alive then shifted the ball perfectly to Ronan who hit it first time and the ball nestled nicely in the back of the net. Ronan looked superb in the
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Nov 162 min read
Match Report NMJFC U11 Girls vs Richmond Rover U11 Tigresses 15/11/25
It was Silent Supporters Week this week, and although we always love the backing from our parents, this was the girls’ moment to let their own voices fill the pitch. They rose to the challenge brilliantly, communicating with confidence and showing impressive teamwork from start to finish. We started today’s match with Poppy D in goal. She was nervous, but you wouldn’t have known it –her composure was outstanding. She pulled off a string of excellent saves, including a superb
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Nov 162 min read
Match Report – 08/11/25 – New Mills Vipers U8s vs Hillgate U8s Fred Can KO Cup.
This week the Vipers had their first cup game of the season against Hillgate, unfamiliar opponents, but ones we would face with our usual determination to do our best for ourselves and our teammates. It was also remembrance weekend which the team observed a minute silence perfectly before kickoff. The full squad was present for the game so Kingsley started in goal with Leo at centre back, Alistair started on the right with Elliott on the left and captain for this week Th
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Nov 163 min read
Match report New Mills Junior's U9's vs Team Goal Girl's U10 - 09/11/25
Season 3 - Episode 10: We will remember them ❤️ The under 9's wore their poppies with pride as we paused for a minutes silence on rememberence day, to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. With their arms around each other, heads bowed, both sets of kids observed the minutes silence impeccably, an absolute credit to their clubs 🙏🏻 We were up against Team Goal under 10's for the second time this season and we would need every player to step up to
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Nov 126 min read
Match Report NMJFC U7s - 09/11/25
🌺 NMJ U7s – Remembrance Weekend Match Report 🌺 Vs Droylesden u7s A chilly autumn morning and a very special one for our NMJ U7s, who stood side by side before kick-off for a perfectly observed minute’s silence. A proud moment for players, coaches, and parents alike. ❤️ Once the whistle blew, the boys got straight to work! Ollie scored a cracking goal in the first half, and later Seb for in on the act with a cool finish. Angus and Tobias shared time in goal — both fear
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Nov 91 min read
Match Report NMJFC U15s - Hollingworth FC vs NMJ U15s – Remembrance Day Cup Thriller Ends in Drama - 09/11/25
On this Remembrance weekend, both teams stood side by side before kick-off, heads bowed in perfect silence to honour those who gave their today for our tomorrow. It was a moving moment of respect — a pause before an afternoon of football that would test skill, spirit and character. There was a brief delay before kick-off as the padlock code at Hollingworth FC refused to cooperate, but once solved, both sides were keen to get underway. From the first whistle, it was clear bo
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Nov 92 min read
Match Report NMJU10s – 08/11/25
Today the U10s were up against Bollington United Nancy Blues at Stockport Sports Village. For the first time this season, we had a full squad and also welcomed Ethan to the matchday team. James, our usual keeper, very kindly volunteered to sit this one out, with Alfie stepping up to cover in goal. Before kick-off, the boys joined in a minute’s silence to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Once the game began, it was the Nancy Blues who settled quickest, passing w
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Nov 92 min read
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