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CONTACT: Spring 1970

 

The first of our good news for this edition of CONTACT is that the Bank has reached the quarter-finals of the W H Rogers Memorial Cup. In this round the Bank has been drawn away to either Radiation or Adderley. Should the Club reach the semi-finals, then this will be a fine achievement for the players and the Club. The final for this competition, incidentally, is sometimes played at Villa Park or St Andrew's.

 

The next piece of good news is the transfer of goalkeeper Michael Reed from Harborne F C to the Bank. Michael is only the second transfer in the Club's history. Ian Galloway was the first. Transfer fees are fixed by the League. Therefore, no fee was involved, only 2/- for registration expenses etc. Already Michael (Mick to the lads) has settled in well and given brilliant service with some first class goalkeeping. Welcome to the Club Mick!

 

Our record of games to date is still impressive although we have missed promotion we can reflect that the standard of soccer has been higher and that the Bank have done well to keep in the top half of the league table.

 

Playing Record to date:

 

Played 19 games

Goals for: 51

Goals against: 33

Goal Scorers:

 

M Mutchell

11

D Horner

8

R Moll

6

E Stokes

6

D Burke

6

K Foster

4

D Mutchell

4

J Mace

2

Own Goals

2

R Mutchell

1

P Cartwright

1

 

The idea of two teams for next season has yet to be decided and the matter may be brought before the Annual General Meeting. If you would like to play for the Bank next season please send me your name, Branch, and the position you play.

 

I had hoped to prepare an album of the Club and a brief of the Club's history for the coming AGM, but this will have to be done later in the year.

 

The season will probably be over when this page is published so I would like to extend sincere thanks to all supporters for attending our games. Also a big 'thank you' to members of the Staff who have joined the Club Pontoon, and on behalf of us all connected with the Club 'thank you'!

 

D R Horner,

Hon Secretary.

Small Heath Branch
 
 

 

CONTACT: Summer 1970

 

Our Season is of course now over and once again I am pleased to report that the BMB continues to improve. This season with our good cup run we have played more games and won more games than before.

 

Last season we finished third in the league and reached the semi-finals of the famous W H Rogers Cup, a very fine achievement by the club. At the recent presentation dinner, Roger Garner and I knew just how Leeds must feel, being involved in all the competitions and winning nothing.

 

Looking to 1970-1971, we have decided on change and it seems that the Bank may join the South Birmingham League. This League is very good and well managed, and it is also very popular with all Clubs.

 

Members of the Staff who wish to play for the Bank next season, and who did not attend our Annual General Meeting, please contact me immediately.

 

On behalf of all the lads I should like to thank everyone for their support with our pontoon and also for your support on the field. Hoping that you have had, or will have, a nice holiday.

 

Playing record season 1969/1970

 

Games:

 

Played

24

Won

13

Lost

7

Drawn

4

Goals for

73

Goals against

49

 

Goal Scorers:

 

M Mutchell

15

K Foster

11

D Horner

10

R Moll

8

E Stokes

7

D Burke

6

J Mace

6

D Mutchell

4

I Galloway

2

Own Goals

2

R Mutchell

1

P Cartwright

1

 

Results of final games

 

BMB 3 (Galloway, Horner, Foster) Harborne 1

 

BMB 1 (Foster) Iberia 1

 

D R Horner

Hon Secretary

 

CONTACT: Christmas 1969
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