Newcastle United boss, Alan Pardew has praised Wythenshawe Amateurs FC after the club was awarded a £50,000 grant for new facilities.The Premiership manager who is an ambassador for Budweiser Club Futures, aimed at boosting non-league club facilities and finances, said Ammie’s bid for the grant was “outstanding”. Continue reading “Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew praises Wythenshawe Amateurs following “outstanding” bid for £50,000 grant”
With most fixtures in the Premier League cancelled this week, Wythenshawe Amateurs took advantage as they continued their good run of form with a victory over AFC Monton.
Meanwhile Wythenshawe Town’s woes continued as their their second encounter with East Manchester resulted in a 2-0 defeat in the Gylchrist Cup.
Wythenshawe Amateurs managed to salvage a point despite having three players sent off in a hard-fought encounter with Manchester Gregorians.
Matt Newell proved proved to be a wise substitution and got the goal for for Amateurs in the 80th minute.
Red cards were shown to Ashley Morley, Chris Howard and Mark Hughes but the Ammies put up a spirited fight to earn the point.
But Wythenshawe Town continued the poor form in the league with a 2-1 defeat at home to AVRO.
