National League North

Archer’s on target again – thanks to Liam and Bro

JORDAN ARCHER says Southport boss Liam Watson has helped him rediscover his mojo – along with a dose of inspiration from younger brother Cameron.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 January 2023

By Josh Knowles

CLINICAL: Jordan Archer fires home for Southport
PIC: Julia Urwin

JORDAN ARCHER says Southport boss Liam Watson has helped him rediscover his mojo – along with a dose of inspiration from younger brother Cameron.
The 29-year-old has got back to his best form for the Sandgrounders, who sit eighth in the National League North.
Archer admits he had endured a period where he wasn’t at his happiest on a football pitch, but the success of his brother at Championship side Preston North End – on loan from Aston Villa – inspired him to get back to what he does best.
After a 20+ go...

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

Boro bosses bid sees a swift denial

Radcliffe FC have rejected an approach for popular managerial duo, Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley.
KAM SLAM TERMINATES THE SHIELDS’ PROUD RUN

SOUTH SHIELDS 1 KIDDERMINSTER 2 By Finlay Horsfall SOUTH Shields slipped up in the title race as Kidderminster Harriers ended the Mariners nine-game unbeaten home record in the league this season. Goals late in each half from David Davis and sub Kam Kandola boosted Harriers own promotion push, Shields’ goal...
Penalty finish from Rio is grand for Seadogs

SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC 2 BEDFORD TOWN 2 By Steve Penny SUBSTITUTE Rio Allan was the Scarborough hero after smashing a stoppage-time penalty in off the bar to earn his team a point. Battling Bedford Town had looked to be on the way to a much-needed victory after making the most of...
DJ’S SET IS SWEET MUSIC TO EARS OF THE HOOPS

OXFORD CITY 5 DARLINGTON 1 By Patrick Lock DJ Campton-Sturridge’s hat-trick helped Oxford City thump Darlington. The Hoops enjoyed a fast start as Ewan Clark’s burst down the left saw the ball recycled to Josh Ashby on the edge of the box and he slotted home in just the second...