The NLP’s Pictures of the Week – April 28, 2019

CHAMPIONS: Leyton Orient clinched the National League title. Picture: TGSPHOTO

WINNERS: Cray Valley PM became Southern Counties East champions. Picture: Allen Hollands

PARTY TIME: Dorking Wanderers lift the Bostik League trophy. Picture: Simon Roe

YOU’RE JOKING! Dagenham boss Peter Taylor is not happy with a decision. Picture: TGSPHOTO

LIFT OFF: Robbie Cundy celebrates after scoring at Billericay Town. Picture: Nicky Hayes/iCore Ltd

MY BALL! Taunton Town goalkeeper Lloyd Irish attempts to claim a cross. Picture: Steve Gridley

IN OR OUT? Mickleover Sports’ Pablo Mills heads at goal. Picture: Ian Charles | Shutter Press

FAR TOO GOOD! Farsley Celtic became Northern Premier League champions. Picture: Chris Hyslop

ACROBATICS: A Gainsborough player attempts the spectacular against South Shields. Picture: WhiteRosePhotos

MARCHING ORDERS: Salford’s Matt Green is sent off at Hartlepool. Picture: PA Images

BOTTOMS UP! Leyon Orient striker Macauley Bonne and Jordan Maguire-Drew celebrate promotion. Picture: TGSPHOTO

ONE MAN BAND: The Carlton trumpeter gets behind his team. Picture: Harry Cook | Shutter Press

GOAL-DEN MOMENT: Matty Warburton scores for Stockport to send them on their way to the National League North title. Picture: Mike Petch

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