Northern Premier League Midlands

Record not on Ryan Beswick’s agenda

Quorn player-boss Ryan Beswick won’t be drawn on whether he is aiming to make his side Northern Premier League Midlands Division ‘invincibles’ after a stunning first half of the season.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

By Matthew Nash

ON A ROLL: Quorn picked up 48 points from a possible 54 under manager Ryan Beswick, inset
PICTURES: Simon Kimber

QUORN player-boss Ryan Beswick won’t be drawn on whether he is aiming to make his side Northern Premier League Midlands Division ‘invincibles’ after a stunning first half of the season.
The Reds have taken the Step 4 division by storm this season, boasting one of only two unbeaten records in the seven tiers of English football—with Isthmian South East side Ramsgate—with 15 wins and three draws ahead of yesterday’s trip to lowly Rugby Town.
That impressive reco...

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