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Rodley Barge Football Team.

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:59:05 CST

Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts

Queenswood Rangers	8	7	1	0	39	11	28	22
Destiny	8	7	0	1	37	21	16	21
J B Celtic	8	6	1	1	30	13	17	19
Rodley Barge	9	2	2	5	18	26	-8	8
Shaftesbury Old Boys FC	8	2	1	5	21	34	-13	7
Little London Rifleman	9	1	3	5	20	25	-5	6
Bramley Amateurs	8	1	2	5	24	36	-12	5
Royal Oak	8	1	2	5	11	34	-23	5

Sun 06 Sep 09: Little London Rifleman v Destiny [+3 points] - Away win was awarded (Walk Over)

Sun 01 Nov 09: Rodley Barge 0 - 1 Royal Oak: A tough match for both teams due to the weather. The Barge had a hard time before the game due to five star players missing. With no subs all the team played the full 90 minutes. A tired barge side struggled to make a break but our new player steve put in a sterling effort up front and was unfortunate to find the back of the net. The Oak fired a goal in in the middle of the second half to give them there first win of the season.

Sun 08 Nov 09: (Cup Match) Old Bridge 2 - 4 Rodley Barge: One of the hardest matches this season with Old Bridge not losing a game all season, and doing the treble last year, it was always going to be a massive test for us. Early on in the first half Old Bridge showed why they were top of the premier division, lots of well timed passes and tackles and slotted in two rather early goals. The Barge battled on knowing the skill of the home side and pulled back two goals before half time.
After a half time talking to by good old Joe Dix the Barge went into the second half knowing they could win this. With the score two a piece, both sides itched for the goal but were unfortunate not to find the back of the net. A few bad offside decisions by the ref started upsets and tention on and off the pitch but Barge battled well. Ten minutes to go and efforts increase seeing steve walk the ball round the keeper to take us in the lead. Straight after the kick off Barge played like they were two nil down and played ernie into a great position to bang in the final goal.

Sun 15 Nov 09: Little London Rifleman 2 - 2 Rodley Barge: A dryer Sunday compared to the previous few but still a damp pitch. Barge started out once again will a few key players out and an early blow in defence in the first half. Fifteen minutes into the game and Thornton had to be substituted due to a hamstring trouble. This been the first time the Barge have been without a main defended since the start of the season. The game carried on regardless and the defence held there own with breaks from Little London coming quick. Barge battled on with chances from the Cuban Rob Isles and new forward Steve. A back pass to Little Londons keeper awarded us with an indirect free kick in the box which Stu slotted away perfectly to give us the lead but it was short lived when the Rifleman hammered one back to level things. Second half brought lots of chances again but neither side could find the net. With great football been played the Barge get a corner awarded. The ball floated into the box and Mr Isles pulled off an amazing scissor kick to bury Barges second. Too busy enjoying the lead the Barge fell asleep for a minute and Little London once again pulled one back. Great performance by the boys again and some real potential growing as a team.

Sun 22 Nov 09: Rodley Barge 1 - 4 Queenwood Rangers: A terrible condition to play in this week. With the ref undecided whether to play or not due to the pitch looking like a swamp, kick off was late. A minute silence was put in in memory of the Barge D.J. (Keith) just before kick off aswell. Kick off started Queenswood showed why they were top of the league. Tough conditions for both with the ball having no bounce at all and players not able to pick up speed it looked like an ice rink. Queenswood got an early goal in the first half followed swiftly by a second. The Barge responded with Tim's lob over the keeper, but this was short lived when the away side slotted in a penalty which was too far for Simo to reach. A thankful half time whistle blew for the lads to gather some strength. Second half was more of a battle with the pitch completely torn up. Thornton managed to hit the cross bar for a Barge corner and Rob Isle had one or two chances but it just wasn't the Barge's day when Queenswood added insult to injury and slotted home the final goal.

The Rodley Barge Home

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 04:23:21 CST

Hello and Welcome to the first official website for The Rodley Barge. The pub that is as local and friendly as the customers and a well established and liked place for many years, serving the best in guest ales and all your favourite drinks and brands that are available on the market. We welcome customers old and new to the first website which has been well over due. This site will provide you with all there is to know about the pub which is in the heart of this small village. From all the beers, to up and coming events, everything that you'll need to know and when. Hope you enjoy the tour and feel free to give feedback. Check out the new page for the football team in the coming soon page. Thank you again.

Coming Soon

Anonymous — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 04:30:48 CST

Clic Sargent Charity Money Handover.

Throughout this year, us at your local, have adopted Clic Sargent as our chosen charity for 2009. Our aim was to raise £5000 through doing different events each month including Race Nights, Darts and Doms tournaments, Guest singers, a Truck Challenge and of cause the now famous Beer and Music Festival. Each event has raised so much for charity and its all thanks to you. To repay all your efforts we will be bringing back one of the best bands from the festival, Men of a Certain Age, on Sat 7th November to mark the handing over of the total money to Clic Sargent. All are welcome to join us and to see the final total we have made. The night starts at 8pm so come down and enjoy.

2009 RODLEY BEER & MUSIC FESTIVAL
DATES FOR THIS YEAR 28TH AUGUST - 31ST AUGUST

Well peoples, what a festival we all had last year ay! Well we've decided to put our selves through it again. Hopefully abit bigger than last year but with the same vibes all weekend. All bands have confirmed at both us and the Owl with some of the favourites returning and one or two new local acts. The dates this year are 28th - 31st August. More beer than last year and more fun for the monday with Leeds climbing wall ( Fingers crossed ). Programs will be available abit earlier than the actual weekend. Hope to see ya all there again, Get that monday and tuesday off work cause you'll need it!!

Good Beer Guide 2009.

Its official, we can now be found in The Good Beer Guide! With only a select few pubs in the Leeds area in the famous guide book, this has to be one of the biggest achievements of the last year for us. Along with The Owl and The Templar Bar, We have been added for the first time this year. The guide has lists of 4500 best pubs in Britain listed in it and is run by Camra ( Campaign for Real Ale ). It gives a brief description of the pub and what we offer to customers including Ales and food. With us extending our cask ale choices for future sales, the guide should be updated again around Christmas time, which will give the readers a better option of drinks for the following year. Once again we are so proud of ourselves for the hard work we have put in to get this great recognition. Thanks Camra. The Good Beer Guide can be found at most good book sellers.

Festival Charity Money.
Rodley Beer & Music Festival. The mens mountain bike donated by Andy for the Candlelighters raised a total of £208.00. The mountain bike was won by Judy who lives on Horton Rise in Rodley. Chris Peel also donated his wages for working the bar to the candlelighters £50.00. Darren Peel has also made a donation of £50.OO to the Candlelighters charity. So in total we have £308.00 going to the Candlelighters alone! We are still awaiting sponsor money to come in so we can total up the rest of the monies which is to be divided between the Candlelighters and St Georges Crypt. The feastival itself went down a storm and as far as we can tell everyone enjoyed it. So now we have all recovered we will be doing it all next year. Tug of War. Congratulations to the Rodley Barge ladies tug of war team and hopefully all the bruises have disappeared by now. Congratulations to the Owl mens tug of war team, don't think you will have any bruises though! Well done to all who took part in this, it was all good fun and quite painful. Stocks. Debbie and Gina got very wet as was to be expected but Paul and Steven got thier fair share also. This was well worth it, the event raised £75.00 towards the charities. We estimated the final total, which is to be divided over both charities, to be around the sum of £1500. A presentaion day is been organised and should be found in local newspapers. Thank you... To all the bands who were fantastic people with great music. To all the suppliers who supported us and donated gifts for the tombolas. To all the local business's who advertised in our programmes. To all the staff who worked so very hard and none stop all weekend. To friends who without their help and support we couldn't have coped. To all the people who came to the festival and made it such a fantastic weekend. To Gareth who made Monday such a great night to finish off.

Festival Page

Anonymous — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 00:40:28 CDT

28nd August - 31th August 2009

Back for its second year due to popular demand,

The Rodley Beer and Music Festival

Over 30 Cask Ales to Try From Breweries

in Yorkshire and Beyond!

Fun For All The Family....

Craft Stalls / Tombolla / Bouncy Castle

/ Barbeque / Fun & Games / Climbing Wall

All Proceeds will go to two charities:

St Georges Crypt
Clic Sargent

Over 70 Bands Proforming Across Two Venues

The Dark Arches/Kwame D/The Hall Brothers/Angelo Pallidino/Rooster/ Men of a Certain Age / The Swamp Dogs/Street Legal/Silverlode/ Peculiar Blue/ Joe Gallagher's Noise/ The Wild Hogs/Lost The Plot/Mixing Up The Medicine/Paul Jefferies Band/Dave Spieght/Ramon/Rae Bailey/Roger Davies ..... plus lots more!

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Anonymous — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:30:56 CDT

Come and see what all the fuss is about.
We're on at the Festival on at 7:00pm on Sunday.
See you there !

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Guest Ales

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 12:48:35 CST

A fine selection of guest ales are available at all times. Regually rotated and old favourates making come backs.
Guest Ales suppliers:-

Clarks (The Rodley Barge Bitter)
Old Bear
Anglo Dutch
Ossett
Elland
Goose eye
Wylam
Brass Monkey
Oldershaw
Great Newsome
Heritage
Saltaire
Leeds
Daleside
Salamander
Atlas Mill
Copper Dragon
Harts
Wychwood
Riverhead
Fernandez.

Food Menu

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 26 May 2008 05:01:49 CDT

RODLEY BARGE

LUNCHTIME MEALS

SERVED MONDAY-FRIDAY 12-2PM

PLEASE ORDER AT THE BAR

SOUP OF THE DAY
£2.00

HOMEMADE INDIVIDUAL STEAK PIE
£5.50
½ ROAST CHICKEN
£5.95
BATTERED HADDOCK
£4.75
BREADED SCAMPI
£5.75
FISHERMANS PLATTER
£5.75
SELECTION OF OMELETTE
£4.75
(ham, cheese,mushroom)

ALL THE ABOVE SERVED WITH CHIPS & VEG/SALAD

MIXED GRILL
£5.75
(pork chop,sausage.egg,tomato, mushrooms & chips)

GAMMON GRILL
£5.75
(gammon steak 2eggs & chips)

SALAD PLATTER
£4.75
(ham cheese prawn or tuna)

CUMBERLAND SAUSAGE
£5.00

CHILDRENS MEALS
£2.50
(burger,saus,chick nuggets,f.fingers,omelette

Served with chips & veg/b.beans)

COFFEE
£1.50 TEA £1.00
Products on the menu and specials contain some ingredients produced from genetically mod.soya or maize.

RODLEY BARGE

TEL.2574606

HOT SANDWICHES & SNACKS

STEAK & ONION
£1.50
BEEFBURGER
£1.80
CHEESEBURGER
£2.00
CHILLIBURGER
£2.00
BACON CHEESEBURGER
£2.20
SAUSAGE
£1.50
BACON
£1.50
SAUSAGE/BACON
£1.80
CHICKWICH
£1.70
BEANBURGER
£1.70
CHIP BUTTY
£1.30
CHICKBURGER
£1.70
(hot & spicy)

BREAKFAST BUN
£2.50
(saus,bacon,egg & tomato)

FILLED JACKET POTATOES
£3.50
(cheese,chilli,tuna,coleslaw or b.beans served with side salad)

TOASTIES
£2.00
(ham or cheese)

COLD SANDWICHES

PRAWN
£2.50
HAM
£1.90
CHEESE
£1.90
TUNA
£1.90
SALAD
£1.60
PORTION OF CHIPS
£1.00 SELECTION OF SWEETS AVAILABLE

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Superfurrybiff — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 06:33:51 CDT

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Photo2

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 04:51:52 CST

Halloween 06, Sue and Becki	Outside the barge, summer '06	Louise and Dave in the Barge when they first met
Michelle at work	Half a Barge!	Odie hard at work.
New Years Eve 2006.	New Years Eve 2006. Steve and Jane.	Milo in Deep Thought!

Photos

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 04:46:52 CST

Christmas Day 06	Christmas Day 06. Wake up!	Christmas Day 06. Biff Frank and Peanut.
New Years Eve 06. Stu and Michelle.	New Years Eve 06. Jackie.	Halloween 07. Guess who.
New Years Eve 07. Scott and Laura.	Crag!	New Years Eve 07. Laura and Spam.

Quiz Nights

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 04:39:06 CST

Monday

General Knowledge Quiz
Starting 9:30pm
Prize: 1 Gallon of beer

Tuesday

Fun Fortunes Quiz
Starting 9:30pm
Prize: 1 Gallon of beer

Wednesday

General Knowledge Quiz
Starting 9:30pm
Prize: 1 Gallon of beer

Sunday

Music Quiz
Starting 9:30pm
Prize: 1 Gallon of beer

Local News

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:53:58 CST

16/02/08
CONGRATULATIONS! Michelle has finally given birth to Jaydan William, 7lb 8oz, 10:13. Wishing you, Stuart and your new baby boy all the best.

Traveling Esure Mouse

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 04:36:26 CST

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The Golf Society

Superfurrybiff — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 03:56:42 CST

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