1976

Rawmarsh Monkwood 3 Goldthorpe J &I 2 (Replay)

First Match: Rawmarsh Monkwood 2 Goldthorpe J &I 2

1976 Tot Winners with Mr Gargett — Monkwood with Mr. Gargett Back Row (L to R): Robert Kerr; Andrew Ostrowka; Anthony Scott; Pete Roddis; Tony Brookes: Glen Brittle; Daryl Quinn; Mark Hetherington; David Lawrence; Wayne Roebuck Front Row (L to R): Adrian Robisnson; Jeremy Powell; Nigel Atkin; Robert Clarke:Gary Boardman; Kevin Gould.

20190618_110900 — Back Row (L to R): Gary Boardman, Mark Hetherington, Andrew Ostrowka, Anthony Scott, Robert Clarke, Adrian Robinson, Bobby Kerr, Glenn Brittle, Pete Roddis. Front row (L to R): Daryl Quinn, Kevin Gould, Wayne Roebuck, Tony Brooke, Jeremy Powell, Nigel Akins, David Lawrence. Manager: Mr. Richard Stone

Report on one semi-final….

…and the other semi…

How they reached the final…

The teams…

Newspaper report from the first final: Monkwood 2 Goldthorpe 2

….and Wayne Roebuck’s own report, of the 2-2 drawn final, from his scrapbook….

Newspaper report of the final replay: Monkwood 3 Goldthorpe 2:

and Wayne’s report of the 3-2 final replay…

Monkwood 9 Wath St. Joseph’s 0 (Totty Cup Semi-Final): Newspaper report…

….and Wayne’s semi-final report…

Monkwood 6 Wath Central 1 (2nd Round Totty Cup): Newspaper report…

and Wayne’s report…

Newspaper report of Monkwood’s first round match and replay against Swinton Brookfield.

Wayne Roebuck’s match report for the First Round match against Brookfield….

and the replay…

Below is a photo of the Monkwood team after qualifying for the final…

Below: Even though it looks like the above photo looks like they are wearing blue shirts, I think it is the same day as the other photos – just that the colour has faded on the photo.

Jeremy Powell: “I remember playing in the final of the Totty Cup for Rawmarsh Monkwood Junior School in 1975 and 1976. In 1976, I think we played Goldthorpe in the final. We drew the first game, but went on to win the replay. All the finals were at the LNER ground. I have a photograph of our winning team somewhere, that was published in the South Yorkshire times.”