An eventful afternoon at Broadhurst Park culminated in Reds obtaining that elusive first win of the season, at the fifth attempt, extending their unbeaten record on the ground to four matches in the process. Workington scored all three goals in this early season bottom four clash and that was obviously a major talking point afterwards. But the game will also be remembered for a unique incident with less than twenty minutes on the clock. Reds’ Jack Dickinson was at the centre

We are looking for children to be Ballboys/Girls for our forthcoming home game against Warrington Rylands on Tuesday 25th August.

Hands up if you expected Workington to be in the bottom four of the Premier Division after four games? Quite a few, I suspect, based on what was a tough start to the campaign. Hands up if you thought FC United of Manchester would be in a similar position after the same number of matches? Not many at all, having been labelled amongst the promotion favourites by ‘those in the know’. Yet, here we are previewing the ‘bottom four derby’ with both teams going into an encounter th

Reds remain consistently inconsistent, and produced another Jekyll and Hyde performance – encouragingly good in the first half but abjectly poor in the second. And it prompted a frustrated response from Billy Barr who labelled the side as ‘a forty-five-minute team’ shortly after they had slumped to their heaviest defeat under his tenure. The first-ever meeting between the clubs was refreshingly open with play switching from end-to-end throughout. Yet, whereas Workington lack