Non-League Paper

Over 30 years of football, both inside and out

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2020

THANKS TO MAC, I HAD A PURPOSE

Former Northern League chairman MIKE AMOS has written a 390-page autobiography. Some of it is even about football….

GRAND STAGE: Tow Law Town’s Glen Moan, left, throws himself at Tiverton’s Kevin Nancekivell in the 1997-98 FA Vase Final
PICTURE: PA Images

HISTORY MAKER: Mascot Sam Gordon

M
AC, our housemaster in the dear gone days of Bishop Auckland Grammar School, was also a Methodist local preacher, head of history and a good and gentle man. It all briefly changed one Thursday morning in 1964.
The house football team had played an...

Continue reading...

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

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsBishop Auckland Darlington FA Vase Features Football Northallerton Town Northern League Premium Tow Law Town Wembley

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

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 Non-League Paper

Clark quits!

Lee leaves Pools after nine games By Mark Carruthers and Roy Kelly Lee Clark stepped down as head coach of Hartlepool United just moments after their lunchtime home defeat against Worthing. Goals from Cory Adjetey-Brew, Ricky Aguiar and Jose Marquez subjected big-spending Pools to a sixth defeat from seven games....
Legend Gas returns as Saints boss

Club legend Gareth Dean is back in the manager’s hotseat at Brackley Town following the resignation of Andy Whing.
Cheshire boys enter new territory

Rob Payne returned to work on Tuesday but his was the best story when colleagues compared notes about what they had done the previous weekend.
SAINTS STAND FIRM AGAINST HIGH-FLIERS

BRACKLEY TOWN 1 AFC PORTCH’STR 0 By Tim Carroll UNBEATEN in the league this season and on a five-game winning run, Step 4 Portchester came into the cup tie full of confidence and with a clear game plan. But it was Step 2 Brackley who progressed through a late goal...