General

2005-06 WHAT ELSE…

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 June 2018

● FC United of Manchester played their first competitive season in Division Two of the North West Counties League. The club was set up by a group of disgruntled Manchester United fans who were unhappy about the takeover of the club by American billionaire Malcom Glazer. The newly formed team enjoyed a successful first season as they raced to the league title.
● Conference side Altrincham were deducted an eye-watering 18 points after it was discovered midfielder James Robinson was ineligible to play. The FA ruled that Robinson, who had already represented Alty 13 times, did not h...

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