The Lambs were looking good for promotion in the past two Southern League Central seasons, only for their push to be halted prematurely on both occasions.
League chiefs will be hoping to complete a season for the first time in three years after the 2019- 20 campaign was declared null and void last March, before the 2020-21 campaign was curtailed back in February after a truncated period, caused by the UK lockdown.
The young midfielders also lead the Southern Premier League South club’s centre of excellence as they try to nurture players to play alongside them
Allinson, son of St Albans boss Ian Allinson, has made no secret of his ambition to manager as high as he can
A collective of the best individuals and teams to wear the black and white stripes have each been awarded with a seat for their services to the club
The highly-regarded 34-year-old former Tamworth, Kidderminster Harriers, Cambridge United, Alfreton and Chester midfielder has been appointed head coach at the Pitching In NPL Premier side.
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League chiefs will be hoping to complete a season for the first time in three years after the 2019- 20 campaign was declared null and void last March, before the 2020-21 campaign was curtailed back in February after a truncated period, caused by the UK lockdown.
The appointment sees the 55-year-old return to the dugout for the first time since he departed from League Two club Mansfield Town in 2005.
Cooke now hopes he can carry on as Colls boss whenever their next campaign gets underway
While he hasn’t officially hung up his playing boots, the former Welling, Grays and Havant & Waterlooville striker, is ready to take his chance with the Pitching In Isthmian Premier side.
Malins began working on the idea last April after he was furloughed by Virgin Atlantic Holidays and has already seen over 100 players add their profiles to starting-eleven.co.uk.
The 37-year-old former Gillingham, AFC Wimbledon, Ebbsfleet and Havant & Waterlooville striker has been unveiled as the new Wands boss, replacing Tony Russell, who quit last month after six years in charge.
League chiefs will be hoping to complete a season for the first time in three years after the 2019- 20 campaign was declared null and void last March, before the 2020-21 campaign was curtailed back in February after a truncated period, caused by the UK lockdown.
Chairman Stuart Fuller is now leading the search for a successor but has nothing but praise for the outgoing boss
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2020 Vase Finalists Hebburn Town will travel to either Warrington Rylands or North Ferriby if they can see of Congleton Town in a fifth round tie in the North East on Saturday.
The Northern Premier League will administer a new division at Step 4, with two created at Step 5 while Step 6 is reduced to 17.
Frecklington, 35, the nephew of Blues boss Dave, 44, was released by Lincoln City in 2020 after an injury-hit spell and didn’t have any plans to continue playing.
The plans, which include two additional divisions at Step 5 and a reduction of Step 6 divisions from 20 to 17, were shelved last year following the coronavirus outbreak that ended the 2019-20 season.
The 30-year-old signed for Pools on April Fool’s Day but the joke has been on County who have seen the ex-Barrow, Carlisle and Port Vale frontman score five goals in four appearances to stretch their unbeaten run to 15 games.
It has been a bruising 12 months for the whole of Non-League football since the Covid-19 pandemic with Step 1 of the Pyramid the only division set to complete a full season, albeit behind closed doors.
Manager Darren Sarll praised his players’ courage to not only to take to the field but to produce a performance the centre-back would have been proud of, describing his brave Glovers as “incredible” with Tom Knowles’ solitary first-half strike securing a fitting three points.
I wouldn’t have wanted to see a third season without any movement for clubs because I don’t think that’s good for football.
The Non-League Paper teamed up with the Non- League Show this week following the National League System restructuring announcement for an open discussion with Northern Premier League chairman Mark Harris, Isthmian League chairman Nick Robinson and Southern League vice-chairman Anthony Hughes
“The proposal to reduce the number of Step 6 leagues will have a negative effect on a lot of clubs at this level,” said Wells, whose club play in Combined Counties League Division One.
The North West Counties League Premier Division club – established in 2012 by disillusioned supporters of now rivals Northwich Victoria – are one of those clubs in line for upwards movement providing they complete an application.
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The Western League club hold the best unweighted points-per-game average across Step 5, with 2.6111, having accrued 94 points from 36 games over the 2019-2021 seasons.
The United Counties League runs two divisions at Step 5 and 6 and is set to administer a new league at Step 5 as part of the changes.
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A club statement said: “Paul has given the club some great memories with promotion to the Premier Division by winning the Division One title in 2017/18 season with a record points total and giving the club’s supporters exciting days with cup runs in both the FA Cup and FA Trophy.”
While he hasn’t officially hung up his playing boots, the former Welling, Grays and Havant & Waterlooville striker, is ready to take his chance with the Pitching In Isthmian Premier side.
The 28-year-old snapped up the memorabilia from the club which has been auctioning more than 130 items from Bootham Crescent following their new stadium move earlier this year.
Captain Asa Hall expertly headed the Gulls to a fourth straight win on 81 minutes as Johnson’s men scored another late goal to take the victory.
Top of the table The New Saints were hoping to deliver a third win on the bounce for their new manager Anthony Limbrick, but couldn’t find the target as easily as they had done last weekend in the firsthalf of their clash with Penybont at Park Hall.
Eighteen-year-old Moussa Sidibe set the trend at the National League North club after he was asked to join up with the Barnsley Under-23 set-up.
Oyeleke, the former Chelsea, Queens Park Rangers, Brentford youngster, met Rowe during one of his three spells at Aldershot Town, where Rowe worked as assistant manager under Gary Waddock.
So far, 27 Isthmian, Northern Premier and Southern League clubs have received just under £100,000 on grants towards community projects ranging from food banks to programmes to assist those with mental health problems.
Clubs will now have at least three months to get everything in place and ready for when the turnstiles can turn again in pre-season, assuming that the Government roadmap is followed.
Tuesday’s win at Sutton United drew the third-place Gulls level on points with their hosts and means they too can still leapfrog Hartlepool United if they win their games in hand.
Jordan Cranston’s early strike had put the away side ahead before goals from George Saunders, Angelo Balanta and Matt Robinson put the Daggers on the path to victory despite a late strike from Adam Rooney after Tyrone Williams had been sent off.
Having won the league’s Senior Division four times and also the Suffolk Senior Cup four times, decided to call it a day after landlords Gresham’s Sports and Social Club said that they were no longer able to provide football facilities.
The former Aveley, Maldon & Tiptree, Thamesmead and Stanway Rovers boss has been with the club since last June but will now take the top job alongside former Leyton Orient, Brentford, Reading and Sutton player John Mackie.
Sunderland-born Mr Reynolds, a former safe cracker, took over Darlington FC in 1999 and built a 25,000-seat stadium on the edge of the town, naming it after himself.
