National League North

We’ll keep our cool

Twelve years in the Football League and a memorable League Cup victory over Chelsea, it’s not as if the people of Scarborough have been completely starved of cheer over the years.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 July 2022

Seadogs fans are buzzing – at last
By Jon Couch

TWELVE years in the Football League and a memorable League Cup victory over Chelsea, it’s not as if the people of Scarborough have been completely starved of cheer over the years.
Sadly, though, such success has been few and far between on the North Yorkshire coast and since the original club were wound up in 2007 with debts of £2.5 million, there’s been precious little to get the Seadogs barking.
A new supporter-owned phoenix club was soon established by the Seadog Trust under the banner Scarborough Athletic and hopes were high that an AFC ...

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 North

Abbey days! Marc gets a second bite!

Marc Weatherstone says Waltham Abbey will go to Billericay Town in the FA Trophy on Saturday with the shackles off.
DYLAN’S GOT FOES BLOWIN’ IN WIND!

By David Chamberlain HEDNESFORD T 6 Mottley-Henry 13, 15, Cooke 37, 50, 68, Morgan 79 MORECAMBE 2 Curley 41, Lewis 57 UP AND RUNNING: Hednesford Town’s Dylan Mottley-Henry slides in the opening goal HEDNESFORD Town came out on top as this clash of the division’s form teams produced a thriller...
Surely its Cawley as day ends poorly for Chorley

By Pete Tscherewik CHORLEY 1 HEREFORD 2 HEREFORD came from behind to claim victory over Chorley with sub Cawley Cox scoring twice in the second half to turn the contest in the visitors’ favour. The hosts had made a bright start, with Mike Calveley seeing a close-range header brilliantly saved...
SCOTT MAKES AN INSTANT IMPACT FOR LETHAL LYNN

By Greg Plummer KING’S LYNN TN 2 SPENNYMOOR T 0 KING’S LYNN TOWN continued their impressive run of form with a convincing victory over Spennymoor Town. Kwame Thomas fired the Linnets ahead from the spot eight minutes before the break before Ross Crane sealed the points with a superb second...