The chairman of a local sports club has called on the community to support them in their bid to upgrade their facilities.
Geoff Millington, chairman of Barton-under-Needwood’s
Barton United are on the lookout for a new management team.
Long-term boss Greg Smith stepped down in January after moving away from the area and former player Stuart
Barton United travelled to Redditch having scored seven goals in their last two games without taking a single point. Goals were again on the cards, but unfortunately the Black Swans
Barton United travelled to Northfield looking to build on the encouraging performance from the previous week and put back to back wins together for the first time this year.
Starting
Barton United came out on top in a physical encounter against Perrywood.
It was the third time the two sides had met this season and the Black Swans switched to
Barton United’s interest in the Fazeley Charity Cup was ended by Birmingham AFA side CPA.
The Black Swans were forced to call on Ross Burr to take on the
Burntwood Town took the spoils in a local battle with Barton United.
The Black Swans were able to field a familiar back four of Batha, Swinfield, Barton and Cobley for
Barton United were forced to ring the changes for their trip to Leamington Hibernian, but will have been disappointed to return without a point after a brave effort.
The starting
Barton United’s return to Holland Sports Club proved to be successful as they recorded a 5-2 victory to complete a double over Enville Athletic for the season and
On an emotional day at the Pondside, Barton secured a 1-1 draw against Badsey Rangers.
Before kick-off, a minute’s silence was observed by the players and fans
Barton United picked up a point against title hopefuls Smithswood Firs – but will have been disappointed not to claim all three.
The 3-3 result was a vast improvement from
Barton United lost by the odd goal in three at mid-table rivals Boldmere Sport & Social.
An uneven surface on a distinct slope played a big part in the
