Connect with us

Non-League Paper

Rocks are rocking after Ruben red

WINGATE & FINCHLEY 0BOGNOR REGIS TOWN 1
By Chris Cummings

A CAGEY, tight match was perhaps decided during melee at the end of the first half for which Ruben Carvalho received two yellow cards.
Carvalho earned the first for a rash tackle, but as the Bognor players piled in and the pushing and shoving began, he was booked again. Wingate manager Ahmet Rifat also saw red, and his assistant Tristan Thomas was booked.
It was the biggest talking point in a high-quality game between two sides in good form. Resolute defending largely nullified the attacking threats on show. Chances were ...

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.
1000gbp
My Betting SitesFootball progs
NLS Lens
Stadium Solutions
Isuzu
Brandon Hire Station
free bets

 

Irish Betzillionbest-betting-sites-by-betinireland-banner

Casino bee

More in Non-League Paper

  • Russ gains a champion in Crookes

    Russ Wilcox says luring National League player Adam Crookes to Gainsborough Trinity signals a “massive signing” for the club.

  • Brett has his Millers mojo

    Brett Munyard admits he had no interest in applying for the manager’s job at Aveley – until the intervention of predecessor Danny Scopes.

  • NO NEED FOR HEED PANIC

    Gateshead chief allays fears after exodus By Mark Carruthers NEW Gateshead chairman Bernard McWilliams has refuted claims the National League club are in a mess after a turbulent start to the summer. Several key figures from within the Heed hierarchy have left the International Stadium since the club agonisingly missed...

  • BORO BOSSES GET FAB FADZ

    RADCLIFFE joint-bosses Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley have completed an early summer coup by landing top EFL defender Callum McFadzean. The 31-year-old arrives following a two-year stint at Wrexham, having previously turned out for the likes of Plymouth Argyle and Sunderland. McFadzean said: ‘It’s one of the quickest deals I’ve...