Steve Tinniswood
Sports Reporter at Lancashire Telegraph
Married with 2 girls. Welsh rugby fanatic. Cardiff City fan. Son of author Peter Tinniswood...still trying to live up to his name. Like running for some reason.
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2 weeks ago |
burytimes.co.uk | Steve Tinniswood
Bury boss Dave McNabb (right) with assistant boss Tim Lees with the NWCL Premier Division trophy Picture: Phil Hill TIM Lees said the pain and heartbreak of last season’s play-off final defeat spurred Bury to their record-breaking title-winning campaign. The Shakers were crowned NWCL Premier Division champions with a 109-points haul, scoring 131 league goals and storming to glory on the back of 15 consecutive victories.
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2 weeks ago |
lancashiretelegraph.co.uk | Steve Tinniswood
Burnley's Josh Cullen (hidden) celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the game with team-mates Zian Flemming and Jeremy Sarmiento both scored twice as Burnley emphatically maintained their Championship title hopes by hammering QPR 5-0 in their penultimate match of the season. Josh Cullen also netted in a one-sided game as the Clarets, already promoted along with Leeds, won with ease to move to the top of the table, three points ahead of the Yorkshire side.
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3 weeks ago |
burytimes.co.uk | Steve Tinniswood
Nicky Adams celebrates after helping Bury win the NWCL Premier Division title Picture: Phil Hill NICKY Adams said he will be back at Bury but as a fan and not a player after hanging up his boots. The Shakers legend ended his playing career in the best way possible as helped guide his beloved Bury to promotion on a memorable afternoon at Gigg Lane in front of nearly 9,000 supporters.
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3 weeks ago |
burytimes.co.uk | Steve Tinniswood
Nicky Adams, who played the final game of his career, salutes the Bury fans Picture: Phil Hill BURY legend Nicky Adams says winning promotion in the final game of his career was a ‘fairytale ending’ but he insists the Shakers are about to begin another exciting journey. Nearly 9,000 fans crammed in to Gigg Lane to roar the Shakers to a 4-0 victory against Burscough as they were crowned NWCL Premier Division champions.
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4 weeks ago |
theoldhamtimes.co.uk | Steve Tinniswood
The final of the Standard Cup will again be held at Boundary Park following last year’s success THE prestigious Oldham Standard Cup Final will once again be held at Boundary Park on Saturday after a very successful 2024 final. Although organisers said it was a tough decision to take the final away from Manor Park - where it had been held for many years - it was a decision that was voted for by all the local Amateur clubs.
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