Luke Forgione

The ambition is to help evolve, modernise and commercially strengthen Worsbrough Bridge AFC, creating a more sustainable and progressive football club capable of reaching the next level. This includes exploring opportunities to improve the club's commercial activities, develop sponsorship and business partnerships, enhance the matchday experience, increase community engagement and create new opportunities for long-term investment. Importantly, this is about combining fresh ideas and professional expertise with the traditions, history and values that make Worsbrough Bridge AFC such a special football club. A Shared Passion for Football, Education and Youth Development Both Daz and Luke have backgrounds in education and share a strong passion for football, youth development and creating opportunities for young people. They believe football clubs should be more than simply places where teams compete on a Saturday afternoon. A football club should provide opportunities, create memories, develop people, bring communities together and establish pathways for future generations. The ambition is to strengthen the relationship between junior and senior football, creating a clear and sustainable pathway that allows young players to progress through the club and potentially represent Worsbrough Bridge AFC at first-team level. At the same time, the club must continue to be competitive, ambitious and progressive both on and off the pitch. Protecting Our History, Building Our Future Worsbrough Bridge AFC has a proud history and a special place within Barnsley's football community. As one of the town's longest-established non-league football clubs, it is important that we protect its traditions, identity and heritage while embracing opportunities to develop. Our ambition is simple: To build a sustainable, ambitious and community-focused football club that the people of Worsbrough and Barnsley can be proud of. A club that welcomes families, supports young people, values its volunteers, celebrates its history and provides opportunities for players, coaches and supporters of all generations. We want to build upon the foundations established by Mark Booth and everyone who has contributed to the club over the years. This is not about forgetting the past. It is about respecting it, learning from it and creating an exciting future. There is a great deal of hard work ahead, but with the support of the committee, volunteers, players, supporters, local businesses and wider community, we believe Worsbrough Bridge AFC can continue to grow and prosper. One Club. One Community. One Future. Darryl Jones Joint Chairman Luke Forgione Joint Chairman Worsbrough Bridge AFC

Confirmed. Man City goal WAS a mistake. Pro Ref spokesperson said: “Following the incident in the 60th minute of Sunday's Premier League fixture between Manchester United and Manchester City at Old Trafford, we can provide clarification regarding Erling Haaland’s awarded goal. “The on-field decision was offside against Erling Haaland – that was checked by VAR and he was found to be in an onside position. “In the same attack, it was established that Enzo Fernandez did not play the ball and therefore that makes any offside offence subjective, however, on this occasion, the VAR did not recognise the likely impact of his position and should have recommended an on-field review. “Contact has been made with Manchester United this evening to acknowledge what we deem is an error of judgement. A review of the incident will take place.”