Latest News

PHIL EXITS MANGOS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

FORMER Bristol Rovers, Cardiff City, Wrexham and Brentford defender Phil Bater has quit as manager of Hellenic Premier side Mangotsfield United after just 19 days and three games in the job.
Bater’s departure followed last Saturday’s 5-2 home league defeat by Worcester Raiders and a 4-0 FA Vase exit at Clevedon Town.
Bater, 67, who represented Wales at Under 21 level, was appointed after Mangotsfield parted company with John Allen on October 30 after four months in charge.
The club postponed and then conceded Tuesday night’s Gloucestershire Challenge Cup gam...

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 Latest News

THREE-SY DOES IT FOR SPARKY

First-half show is too much for Yeovil By Thomas Ripley CARLISLE UNITED 3 Feeney 5, Armstrong 17, Galvin 45+3 YEOVIL TOWN 0 GALVIN-ISED! Ryan Galvin, centre, is congratulated by his Carlisle teammates PICTURE: Ben Holmes CARLISLE United strengthened their grip on third place as three first-half goals saw them past...
WATSON: WE WANT A QUICK REACTION

By Finlay Horsfall SOUTH SHIELDS 2 Finch 44, Blackett 84 AFC TELFORD UTD 2 Walker 68, George 87 SHAKE ON IT: Remi Walker, left, celebrates for Telford SOUTH Shields were knocked off top spot after dropping points against play-off chasing Telford. The Bucks twice came from behind in front of...
HAMMOND SPOT ON FOR HORNETS

HORSHAM 2 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 0 By George Williams TWO composed penalties from James Hammond handed Horsham a first home league victory of the year. The away side started brightly as Kyle Ajayi’s towering header drifted just wide and Remaye Campbell’s looping effort floated over the crossbar. However, the Hornets...
PERSPECTIVE NEEDED AS BLUES TAKE POINT HOME

LEEK TOWN 0 HEBBURN TOWN 0 By Dave Burnett IT will feel like two points missed, rather than one gained for mid-table Leek Town after keeping league leaders Hebburn Town goalless during another twist in the standings. An entertaining first-half played in persistent rainfall saw both strike the woodwork. Robert...