National League North

I’LL NOT PUT THE BRAKES ON OUR STARS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2020

By Matt Badcock

ONWARD AND UPWARDS: Colby Bishop has proved a huge hit for Accrington Stanley since signing from Leamington last summer
PICTURE: Tony Greenwood

PAUL HOLLERAN wouldn’t change Leamington seeing their best players cherry- picked away – if it means more achieve their Football League dreams.
The National League Brakes saw Colby Bishop join League One Accrington Stanley last summer after the striker hit 37 goals in 58 games for them.
His replacement, Josh March, who stepped up from Step 3 Alvechurch, fired in 24 goals in just 27 matches to earn a January move to ...

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