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Hucknall Warriors and Nottingham Forest partner to give ticket discounts

Posted by on Nov 18, 2010 | Comments 0 comments

Another Hucknall Warriors and Nottingham Forest special offer is available for the match on the 18th December against Crystal Palace where under 16 year old Warriors can attend for £1 and adults £19.

For more details contact me on paul@hucknallwarriors.co.uk.

The offer is now over

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Warriors visit Forest ground

Posted by on Nov 5, 2010 | Comments 0 comments

Hucknall Warriors Football Club were rewarded for their exemplary approach to youth football by being invited by Nottingham Forest to attend the game against Ipswich at the City Ground to mark the achievements of their FA Charter Standard Status. Members of all four teams (U9, U11, U15 Red U15 Yellow) were invited on to the pitch to welcome the teams out and then had their photographs taken with the players – that photo will be posted on the website as soon as its received.

Our photo shows the players representing the Warriors at the City Ground  which was both a great honour for the players (all Forest Fans) and a great accolade for Hucknall Warriors Football Club. The club was put forward by the Nottinghamshire FA.

New feature: Click the image to enlarge it

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Warriors U15 Reds V Keyworth

Posted by on Sep 19, 2010 | Comments 1 comment

Well done lads everyone played their part in this superb result….lets keep it going. I think the most pleasing thing for me was the way we passed the ball and used the wide men. We got many balls in to the box and it paid off in a hat full of goals. Defense were so good Luke hardly had to make a save but what he did do was come out quickly and squash any danger. Half our goals came from well worked passes leading to up to them. We done again lads.
Paul

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Nixon hits 200 appearances

Posted by on Apr 3, 2010 | Comments 0 comments

Lewis  Nixon has just made his 200th appearance for Hucknall warriors under 14′s Reds. Lewis was one of the teams original under 8′s players and is renowned for his tough tackling and determined play. Well respected by his team mates he is a valuable asset to the team . Lewis is photographed here with manager Mick Burnell receiving his award.

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Hucknall Warriors U10′s 1 v Ravenshead Reds U10′s 1

Posted by on Mar 28, 2010 | Comments 0 comments
Goal scorers: Blake Swannell
Match type: League
Man of the match: Kane Pickard
Match Location: Home
Delighted Hucknall Warriors Under 10′s gained only their second point of the season and were unlucky not to gain an unlikley victory against high flying Ravenshead Reds in their latest Young Elizabethan League Div 2 red match.
Buoyed by their excellent performance the previous week the Warriors were full of fighting spirit again and at last they got the result their performance deserved.
Captain Lewis Toop lost the toss and the Warriors had to defend against a strong wind in the first half and Ravenshead were left to hit long range efforts that goalkeeper Kimble Humphries comfortably dealt with. The back two of Jacob Rowland and Lewis Toop were being protected by a midfield trio of Kane Pickard,Austin Baker and George Seddon who were working tirelessly to defend and breaking very quickly to attack with Bakers running down the left giving the home side plenty of possession in Ravensheads half. It was a shade unfortunate that the Warriors conceded the opening goal as a Ravenshead corner was sliced by a Warriors defender towards his own goal before skimming of the top of the head of another and crossing the line.
The second half saw the Warriors begin really brightly as Charlie Gisborne began to get hold of the ball in midfield and they sensed the game was there for the taking. Good work from Ellis Osborne and Austin Baker down the left ended with the ball bouncing in the box and there was Blake Swannell with almost his first touch to control and then fire the ball into the back of the net. It was no more than the Warriors deserved and their opponents were starting to panic. Kimble Humphries nearly scored straight from one of his goalkicks as the ball bounced over the keeper and onto the bar and in the last couple of minutes the Warriors nearly won it when man of the match Kane Pickards effort was well saved. There was still time for Ravenshead to have one more effort but as their striker cut in from the right his shot was brilliantly saved by Humpries in the Warriors goal.
At last the Warriors got the result their performance deserved and they can go into their last three games of the season in buoyant mood to see if they can pick up any more points.  WELL DONE BOYS.
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