National League South

I’VE A BURNING AMBITION AND A WINNING FORMULA

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

Champion Roberts aims to bring the good times back to Warrington

By MATT BADCOCK

JUST THE mere mention of the Stevenage side that powered its way into the Football League and to the brink of the Championship was enough to bring opposition players out in a cold sweat.
Manager Graham Westley assembled one of the most memorable teams in Conference history, built on strength, unity and a sheer bloody mindedness to win games of football.
Having lifted the FA Trophy in 2009 and missed out in the playoffs, the club – then still known as Stevenage Borough – won the title the next sea...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in National League South

FLEET FLY PAST THE STUNNED SEAGULLS

NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH By Stuart Francis EBBSFLEET U 6 Appiah 7, 22, Ogunleye, 17, 49, Kennedy 40, Seaman 74 WESTON-S-MARE 1 Hulbert 83 FINISH: Kwesi Appiah opens the scoring for Ebbsfleet HOT on the heels of Tuesday night’s five-goal blast, Ebbsfleet United continued their remorseless rise up the league table...
FARNBOROUGH 2 DAGENHAM & RED 0

NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH By Andrew McNeill ■A BRACE from Ollie Dewsbury earned Farnborough a win over Dagenham & Redbridge. A whole bag of nothing of a first half was consigned to history and both teams came out flying at each other from the resumption; it was almost as though a...
HOMESICKNESS IS OVER FOR INVICTA

NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH By Richard Murrill FOLKESTONE Invicta returned to winning ways as they made it home sweet home with victory over AFC Totton. Invicta had not had a home game for five weeks and went into the game without a win in their previous seven fixtures. This game paired...
SLOUGH TOWN 1 HORSHAM 2

NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH By Matt Webb ■HORSHAM Town came from behind to inflict defeat on rock-bottom Slough Town, who were down to ten men for the second consecutive match. The Rebels took the lead in the sixth minute when Ruben Shakpoke finished from Elijah Oladunjoye’s low ball into the box....