Cleethorpes Town 4-1 Winterton RangersPre-Season FriendlyTuesday 25th August 2020 Cleethorpes is a seaside resort on the estuary of the Humber in North East Lincolnshire. It has been permanently occupied since the 6th century, with fishing as its original industry before developing into a resort in the 19th century. The name derives from the words clee, an old word for clay, and thorpes, an Old English word for villages(population:nearly 40,000)Birthplace of thespians Patricia Hodge, Patrick Wymark, Michele Dotrice, Vivean Gray(Mrs Mangel in Neighbours) TV presenter Helen Fospero and legendary Grimsby Town and Toon number 9 Bill Appleyard.
The club was established in 1998 as the Lincolnshire Soccer School with Tommy Watson playing for and managing the club. As LSS Lucarly's, they joined the Lincolnshire League in 2003 and changed their name toCleethorpes Town in 2008.The Owls reached the FA Vase final in 2017, but lost out to South Shields at Wembley. Lincolnshire League 2003-2005Central Midlands League Premier Division 2005-06Humber League 2006-2009 - Promoted from Division 1 to Premier Division 2006-07 (finished 3rd)Lincolnshire League 2010-2012 - Champions 2011-12Northern Counties East League 2012-2017 - Division One Champions 2012-13Premier Division champions 2016-17League Cup winners 2016Northern Premier League Division One 2017-presentThe myenergi StadiumThe Linden ClubClee RoadGrimsbyDN32 8QL
Capacity 2,065
The pitch is set back from the entrance and clubhouse, with the main stand on one side, an open seated structure behind one goal and a covered terrace opposite.
The dugouts are on the near side with hard standing on all sides. The main stand is three structures added together, having two similar stands which sandwich an executive type seating area.Cleethorpes Town 4(Hannah 30,58 Vernon 44 Walker 61)Winterton Rangers 1(Walker 27)Pre-Season Friendly7.30pm koAtt.200Admission £5Pin badge £3Coffee £1.20The Owls came back from a goal behind to record a convincing 4-1 win on a wet and windy night on Clee Road. Josh Walker fired Winterton into a 27th minute lead, but the hosts quickly responded with a fast flowing move finished off by Ross Hannah.
At the end of the half, another quick passage of play was rounded off by Scott Vernon and further second half goals by Hannah and a volley by Paul Walker wrapped up a good performance. #HeedHopperThis week we should have been in California celebrating our Silver Wedding Anniversary. The way this year has turned out, we are happy just to be on holiday, even though we’ve had to swap the west coast of America for the East coast of England. Our five day mega pub crawl started off in Lincolnshire with an overnight stay in Cleethorpes.
After stopping for refreshments at the Yardborough Hotel and The Barge in Grimsby, we arrived in Clee at 2.30pm. The GBG pubs ticked off during our stay were Willey’s, Nottingham House, Message In A Bottle, No.2 Refreshment Room, Spider’s Web, Crow’s Nest and finishing off in the Coliseum Picture House ‘Spoons.