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Posted at 11:12pm Tuesday 29th November 2005
Football - Cup match abandoned
Kendal Town and Clitheroe will hve to try again in a fortnight after their UniBond League Cup first round match was abandoned tonight.
Posted at 10:00am Tuesday 29th November 2005
Football- Town in cup action tonight
Kendal Town travel to Clitheroe tonight for a re-arranged first round match in the UniBond League Cup. The supporters' bus leaves Parkside Road at 6.15 pm. To book a seat call 07887958103.
Posted at 11:03am Monday 28th November 2005
Posted at 9:15am Friday 25th November 2005
Ice-cool style sees Town keep a grip
THREE welcome points lifted Kendal Town back up into the UniBond League First Division play-off zone, but they were hard-earned against Woodley Sports side who looked a good deal better than their bottom half of the table position might have suggested, writes Dennis Aris On an icy, slippery pitch and with a midfield ravaged by injury, Town struggled to produce the fluid dominance they have shown recently. But after falling behind to a sloppy goal, they produced two quality efforts of their own to save the day.
Posted at 10:41pm Tuesday 22nd November 2005
Posted at 8:37pm Saturday 19th November 2005
Posted at 2:28pm Saturday 19th November 2005
Ruby - Kendal game off
Kendal's National League Three North game with Darlington Mowden Park was called off today because the pitch at Mint Bridge was frozen.
Posted at 8:51am Friday 18th November 2005
‘Prem’ rivals dumped
LION-HEARTED Kendal Town mauled Unibond League Premier Division opponents Guiseley in one of the finest displays at Parkside this season, writes Dennis Aris.
Posted at 8:39am Friday 18th November 2005
Wanderers make amends
AFTER suffering defeat to Burneside last week in the Senior Cup, Sedbergh Wanderers made amends by beating them 4-3 in the Benevolent Trophy this week.
Posted at 11:36pm Tuesday 15th November 2005
Posted at 9:05am Friday 4th November 2005
Keeper's giant kick sparks Town
GOALKEEPER James Salisbury gave Kendal Town a length of the pitch lifeline and they grabbed it with relish to run out 3-1 winners in a match they had looked like losing with less than 20 minutes to go.
Posted at 11:52pm Saturday 29th October 2005
Posted at 8:55am Friday 21st October 2005
Ossett overwhelmed
INCONSISTENT Kendal Town bounced back from their disappointing defeat at struggling Rossendale United by booking their place in the next round of the FA Trophy on Saturday.
Posted at 8:54am Friday 21st October 2005
Foster swoop foils Bishops
YET again fans were left with the impression that it was two points lost rather than one gained as Kendal came from behind twice to force a draw against less than impressive Bishop Auckland, writes Dennis Aris.
Posted at 11:30pm Tuesday 18th October 2005
Posted at 9:22am Friday 14th October 2005
Role switch came too late
GED Smith gave manager Tony Hesketh a timely reminder of why he is far more valuable to the team as a left-winger than in the left back position he has inhabited for the last four matches.
Posted at 9:19am Friday 14th October 2005
Squandered...
TWO goals up at half-time and totally in control, what could possibly go wrong?
Posted at 8:11am Friday 7th October 2005
Westmorland: Wilson’s treble tonic
KENDAL County were ultra-keen to make their mark in the Westmorland Senior Cup after expulsion from the competition last season for fielding an ineligible player and came good with a 4-1 win at Appleby.
Posted at 8:07am Friday 7th October 2005
Top Fleet sunk
IN A pulsating match at Parkside on Tuesday the stars of the show were two players who have been sidelined with injury for several months, writes Dennis Aris Tony Hesketh's squad may have been hit by injury and suspension, but they showed resilience to see off UniBond League First Division leaders Fleetwood Town.
Posted at 9:02am Wednesday 5th October 2005
Posted at 9:25am Friday 30th September 2005
Shock op for Sparrow…
PAUL Sparrow, the former Lancaster City captain who was brought in to form the backbone of Kendal Town's defence, is recovering in Westmorland General Hospital after a serious operation.
Posted at 8:12am Friday 30th September 2005
Sailing: Zephyr settles Overdraft
LIGHT southerly breezes became stronger, with sudden, unpredictable wind shifts for the start of the Royal Windermere Yacht Club's Flying Fifteen race on Saturday.
Posted at 10:51pm Tuesday 20th September 2005
Posted at 9:59am Sunday 18th September 2005
Posted at 8:59am Friday 16th September 2005
Sailing: Windermere ideal for GP
NEARLY ideal conditions on Windermere greeted the start of the GP 14 North West Area Championships.
Posted at 8:56am Friday 16th September 2005
Football: Cartmel comes up trumps
FORMER Windermere player Peter Whitehead came up trumps for Cartmel as he scored the only goal in the game as the village side gained swift revenge for an early-season defeat by CCM Dynamos.
Posted at 8:55am Friday 16th September 2005
North Lancs: Cartmel gain revenge through...
FORMER Windermere player Peter Whitehead came up trumps for Cartmel as he scored the only goal in the game as the village side gained swift revenge for an early-season defeat by CCM Dynamos.
Posted at 8:14am Friday 16th September 2005
Kendal Town 2 - Witton Albion 3
INJURY-hit Kendal Town were edged out of this season's FA Cup as they lost out to Witton Albion by the odd goal in five, at Parkside on Saturday.
Posted at 8:09am Friday 16th September 2005
Bridge busters...
KENDAL brushed aside ordinary Bamber Bridge at Irongate on Tuesday night as they put their UniBond League First Division campaign firmly back on the rails.
Posted at 11:08pm Tuesday 13th September 2005
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