Brad Riley (centre) has been one of Silsden's biggest threats going forward over the last couple of months. Picture: Linda Gartland.
SILSDEN have still not played since New Year's Day, after a second game in a row was postponed due to the weather.
Their match at home to Goole last week was called off due to a waterlogged pitch, while Saturday's clash at Sherwood Colliery down in Nottinghamshire did not go ahead due to a frozen pitch.
That means Silsden will have gone three weeks without a match.
They last played in a 1-1 draw at Hemsworth Miners Welfare on New Year's Day, and are back in action this weekend at league leaders Grimsby Borough.
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