Northern Premier League

JORDAN ROCKS FOR ROBINS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 December 2025

ILKESTON TOWN 5 RUSHALL OLYMP 1
By Rod Malcolm

FORWARD Jordan Stevens struck the perfect rhythm as his manager described Ilkeston’s win as “rocking and rolling.”
He had a hand in four of the five goals as the hosts emphatically ended a run of poor results and looked upwardly mobile again.
Ilkeston boss Ian Deakin praised ex-Leeds United player Stevens, saying: “I don’t think he really knows how good he is. He is such a humble lad to get four assists. He could easily have had a go himself.
“This is how we want to play, scoring lots of goals a...

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