Stourbridge secured a comfortable pre-season victory at United Counties League side Rugby Town after being given the perfect start by their hosts.
St Neots Town have kept it in the family by reuniting the Amu brothers at Rowley Park
The 31-year-old midfielder spent six seasons with Lowestoft prior to joining league rivals Leiston in June 2017, scoring nearly 50 goals from over 150 appearances.
Magunda checks into the Southern Premier Division Central club after moving from league rivals Tamworth.
The forward, who turns 32 next month, has played for the likes of Woking, Dover and Bromley in a goal-laden career and featured for Wealdstone in the National League last term. Now he’s decided to make United his new port of call.
Neil Reynolds’ men led through a trialist in the opening minute of the second half, but after Fin Sinclair-Smith hit the inside of the post, George Johnston tapped home the leveller in stoppage time.
The 30-year-old midfielder led Pools to promotion into the Football League at the end of last season, scoring what turned out to be the winning spot-kick in the playoff final shoot-out against Torquay.
The Red Rebels had played just seven games in the NPL Premier when Covid-19 forced the premature termination of football at Step 3 for a second consecutive season.
There will come a time this season when David Norris is driving home late on a Tuesday night, with a motorway closed after a defeat, wondering why he’s still doing it.
Macc grew into the half with some fine, free-flowing football. Laurent Mendy headed two efforts wide, Tom Clare headed over and Edy Maieco was denied a certain goal by a superb blocking tackle by Stephen O’Halloran.
The former Bromley and Merstham boss is preparing for his third campaign with K’s having not yet completed one due to the pandemic.
The two clubs have agreed a deal and the 21-year-old prospect has finalised personal terms. Now the talented playmaker is set to knuckle down and hopes to force his way into manager John Coleman’s first team plans for the forthcoming season.
Midfielder Kwaku Frimpong and defender Isaac Ogundere have joined ahead of the start of the Isthmian League season
The 26-year-old, who can play up front or out wide, spent his formative years at Brighton and had a number of Football League loans before joining Crawley in 2015.
This proved a great workout for the 14 players representing the Rocks at Nyewood Lane for the first time since November last year.
The former Ashington striker became a firm favourite at the Daren Persson Stadium during an eight-year stay with Robins and played a key role in one of the most successful periods in the club’s history.
A hot afternoon on Tyneside saw Bay twice rattle the woodwork in the second half as they threatened to pull off a surprise against their higher level opponents.
The rampant Mariners scored three goals in each half to open their pre-season campaign in style.
It was the first game in front of fans, 616 of them, at Croft Park for 17 months and they were treated to an explosive opening ten minutes.
Two first half goals were enough to give Football League side Forest Green Rovers the win against Yate Town in an entertaining contest played in sweltering conditions.
Second-half goals from Dan McCrory and star man Kyle Bennett earned victory for National League Notts County but Coalville, in their first meaningful game since November, certainly played their part in an end-to-end encounter.
Macc grew into the half with some fine, free-flowing football. Laurent Mendy headed two efforts wide, Tom Clare headed over and Edy Maieco was denied a certain goal by a superb blocking tackle by Stephen O’Halloran.
Dorking Wanderers retained the Surrey Advertiser Trophy for the third consecutive season with a comfortable victory over local rivals Leatherhead at a sun-soaked Meadowbank.
Such was the dominance of the Southern League hosts that they could have had several more goals against a side that had acquitted themselves far better the previous evening when they lost only 3-2 at home to League One neighbours Oxford United.
Stott, a property entrepreneur and multi-millionaire, bought PFA last week, thus becoming the de facto owner of Stockport Town.
The striker, who scored 35 goals in 78 games for the League Two Bluebirds and spearheaded promotion to the EFL in 2019-20, has signed a three-year deal.
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The 25-year-old only joined the Spirietes last December from National North club Chester on an 18-month contract for a fee believed to be around £25,000.
The Weymouth manager played with the 22-year-old centre-back at Havant & Waterlooville and has now brought him from AFC Bournemouth to shore up his Terras defence.
Back in 2002, the British overseas territory, then the lowest ranked nation in the world, hit the headlines when they fell to a 4-0 defeat against Bhutan, the side ranked one place above them.
The popular midfielder played for Wingate & Finchley, Bishop’s Stortford, Harrow Borough, Hendon and Hemel Hempstead and his story had touched the hearts of many.
The 22-year-old midfielder has returned to the Robins on a temporary deal until January 3 and will hope to make a big impact for Phil Parkinson’s men.
Anthony Limbrick’s side scored twice in as many minutes in their first game at home in front of fans for 16 months and not only had a win over the Irish league big-spenders, but also bagged an extra 300k euros to go on top of the 250k euros they received for qualifying.
The FA has provided an update on ‘non-elite’ football in advance of the Government’s roadmap changes, which are set to mean that almost all legal restrictions on social contact will be removed.
The 60-year-old’s first book, Playing For Keeps, has just been published and is set to win the approval of Non-League aficionados.
Last week, the government launched a survey of fans to canvas their views on football governance. You’ve got until July 22 to take part.
In the latest in our series we pick the brains of ex-Leyton Orient, Plymouth Argyle and Birmingham City midfielder Steve Castle, now manager of Royston Town.
Lichfield City have bolstered their ranks by signing goalkeeper James Beeson and forward Jack Edwards.
Wilson fills the void left by former Grimsby Town, Lincoln City and Mansfield Town striker Nathan Arnold, who left by mutual consent in May and has since taken over at Newark Town.
The club hosted a charity double header last weekend, with both the men’s and women’s sides in friendly action on the same day for the first time.
The FA Charter Standard club, who play in the Step 7 Devon League, were granted permission in 1981, but no further progress was made before the consent ran out.
The pair replace Rocky Rowbottom and Carl Jenner who resigned after finishing fifth in the Thames Valley Premier League Premier Division.
Ellis fills the gap left by Glen Nichols, who stood down after 18 months in charge. He will be assisted by Gary Taylor, who previously ran Worcester Park for three seasons.
The forward, who turns 32 next month, has played for the likes of Woking, Dover and Bromley in a goal-laden career and featured for Wealdstone in the National League last term. Now he’s decided to make United his new port of call.
Magunda checks into the Southern Premier Division Central club after moving from league rivals Tamworth.
