Jarrow FC

  Match Preview - Redcar Athletic   Wednesday night we travel to Teesside to face Redcar Athletic in what could be the last game any of us see for at least 4 weeks. Like Jarrow in their current guise Redcar are a relatively young club having been formed in 1993 yet the club have had incredible success in that time progressing through the Teesside league then into the Wearside League before being promoted to the Northern League for the first time in their history only 2 years ago. In their first season in Division Two they managed an incredible 7th place finish, playing a brand of uncompromising but good football. They are an incredibly progressive club as evidenced by their rise through the leagues but also the way they do things off the field. The club house is always very welcoming and with local brewers providing a selection of fresh local beer it adds a special tinge of character when visiting. As I said earlier, they are a progressive club and weren’t happy with their 7t

  FA Vase 1 st Round Proper Jarrow FC 0-0 Yorkshire Amateur (Jarrow win 3-0 on pens) 30/10/2020 3pm Kick Off On a day that was billed ‘The biggest in Jarrow FC’s history’ the players certainly didn’t disappoint during a lively and high quality goalless draw with a side from one tier above in Yorkshire Amateur. With 9 players unavailable for selection for the home side Dan Smith slotted into midfield for his first start of the season and Steven Hubery made only his third start of the season and first in the cup. It didn’t take long for this classic cup tie to get going and after some nice passing football Dan Smith had an early effort saved well to the keepers right. Adam Priestley then went close for the Ammers with a delightful chip that hit the cross bar and was cleared to safety by the Jarrow defence. The Ammers were starting to stamp their authority on the game and set the tone as many expected them to with Luke Dean forcing a good save from Hubery in the Jarrow goal