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RECORD NOT ON RYAN’S AGENDA

RECORD NOT

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 to seven tiers of English football – with Isthmian South east side Ramsgate – with 15 wins and three draws ahead of yesterday&...

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