City diary: Saddling up for charity trip

City diary: Saddling up for charity trip

WITH their team having raised their performance level a gear or two at Luton this week, a group of York City supporters will get on their bikes for the club’s next away game against Northampton.

City diary: Giant-killer James Meredith in FA Cup dreamland

YORK City have caused a fair number of FA Cup upsets over the years with mighty London outfits Arsenal and Tottenham among their famous conquests.
Diary: Wilcox edges clear of old boys' brigade

THIRTY-SOMETHING strikers might be leading the way in Sky Bet League Two this season but York City boss Russ Wilcox is happy to carry on placing his faith in youth.
Byrne hoping York City avoid homesickness

YORK City legend John Byrne does not want to relieve himself of an ignominious entry in the Bootham Crescent history books.
Coulson winging in for Press player of year contest

MICHAEL Coulson has joined Femi Ilesanmi at the top of The Press Player of the Year standings.
Home start hope for York City midfielder Luke Summerfield

AT 340 miles, York City might be facing their longest away trip of the season this weekend, but visiting midfielder Luke Summerfield can be forgiven for feeling like he’s right at home.
Minstermen bristle over cutting edge

YORK City are hoping for a razor-sharp performance at Hartlepool today, but bristly pair Keith Lowe and Luke Summerfield will be leaving their Gillettes behind in North Yorkshire.
Knockout glory dream for Luke Summerfield

YORK City midfielder Luke Summerfield needs no reminder of the FA Cup's magical powers ahead of this weekend's first round ties.
Sheer sadness of a wasted talent

IT is an image that can't fail to tug on the heart-strings of any York City fan.
‘I want to play and win for this club’ - Dan Parslow

CLUB stalwart Dan Parslow has started life under his ninth York City manager - including caretakers Neil Redfearn, Andy Porter and Steve Torpey - determined to win back a starting place.
England duo to get Jaager satisfaction

FORMER York City midfielder Sander Puri has singled out England young guns Raheem Sterling and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain as the men he fears most ahead of his country’s Euro 16 qualifying clash against the Three Lions tomorrow.
Ashley Chamber’s fear of Femi as old boys collide

FORMER York City winger Ashley Chambers is hoping to steer clear of ex-team-mate Femi Ilesanmi when he faces his old club this afternoon.
Hirst the first but by no means the last

BEN Hirst has become the first player from York's 2011 English Schools FA Cup-winning team to break into the pro game but his former coach is confident he will not be the last.
Keepers' unite for York City

DROPPED York City goalkeeper Jason Mooney has admitted that he is current first-choice Michael Ingham’s biggest ally and rival.
18 acres of prime City development

THERE is something about a perfectly manicured pitch - the luscious shade of deep green and a springy surface - that makes you yearn to grab a ball and start bending free-kicks Beckham-style into imaginary nets.
Fans’ noise can be semi quaver saviour

IF York City boss Nigel Worthington has been seeking advice on how to negotiate a play-off semi-final this week, he need have looked no further than the club's development consultant.
Keith Lowe under threat from John McCombe

JOHN McCombe has moved to within six points of The Press Player of the Year leader Keith Lowe.
McCombe lands early April award

JOHN McCombe has picked up his second Press Player of the Month award of the season.
In-form Minstermen ready for big run-in

ONLY four weeks ago, Nigel Worthington was celebrating securing York City's Football League status for another season.
York City in record-equalling bid

NIGEL Worthington's York City will equal a 50-year-old club record if they beat Burton Albion this afternoon.
Minstermen swelled by points plundering

ONLY runaway Championship leaders Leicester City have now amassed more points during 2014 than York City from the top four English divisions.
Warm Bootham Crescent welcome for Make-A-Wish supporter Paul Hare

HE might have witnessed European finals in his quest to watch a game at all 92 English football grounds but Scotland-based university lecturer Paul Hare was overwhelmed by the welcome he received at York City last weekend.
York City glad to back gay rights

YORK City supporter Joe Haining has applauded his club’s move to create a welcoming environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender fans at Bootham Crescent.
Putting phys and fizz into team talk

NIGEL Worthington has joked that he is considering letting physio Jeff Miller conduct this afternoon’s team talk at York City, following Chelsea masseur Billy McCulloch’s successful speech prior to Chelsea’s 1-0 win at Premier League title rivals Manchester City this week.
Duckworth takes Hart from second chance

MICHAEL Duckworth has gone from playing parks football, sweeping yards and serving drinks to becoming the toast of Hartlepool this season.

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Youngsters to showcase Shakespearean spectacular

Youngsters to showcase Shakespearean spectacular

SCHOOL children from York will take part in a Shakespearean spectacular next month.

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