Linnets U15's

The kit will be worn during the U15s Cheshire Cup campaign and will help to raise HHH awareness.

Ciaran Clotworthy, Halton Haven Hospice’s Events Manager commented "Halton Haven Hospice cannot thank Inter Linnets JFC enough for their continued kind support.

"This is a club that has regularly supported Halton Haven Hospice through the various events that we organise to help raise the £2.1 million a year it takes to run the Hospice.

"I would like to personally thank Si Archer, club co-founder, for buying the kit and asking if he could put the Hospice logo on the front of the shirts at no cost to the Hospice, this ensuring we get the Hospice message out and about in the Halton and wider Cheshire area.

"Thank you for your continued support and good luck for the rest of the season and beyond."

For more information on Halton Haven Hospice and ways you can support them please visit their website www.haltonhaven.co.uk.

The Linnets have signed two players; Ross Lloyd whose previous clubs include Blackpool & Skelmersdale, can play Right or Centre Mid, and Andrew Mawdsley from Wigan Robin Park can play Centre back or Right Back. We wish them both good luck at Runcorn Linnets.

Matty Jones has signed for Bamber Bridge following an approach from the EvoStick outfit. Manager Paul McNally said "Matty was one of my first signings for the club, and I'm sorry to see him go, but you can understand him wanting to play at a higher level, and I wish him all the best". Everybody else at the club would like to thank Matty for his efforts, and wish him good luck at his new club.

The Linnets players have been quick to show their appreciation of the excellent support they have received this season from the fans. Manager Paul McNally has been keen to point out the difference it makes to team performances when the players know they will get such great and loyal support. The level of commitment shown by the players in what has been a very disrupted season has been greatly appreciated by the fans and the Linnets have responded well with 7 points from the last 3 games. The Linnets top the Vodkat League attendance charts with average attendances topping the 320 mark over the first season back in Runcorn and the away following is also the best in the league.