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Success Keeps Andy Young At Heart

3 April 2013 0 comments

As Wrexham celebrated FA Trophy success on their first-ever trip to Wembley, one man’s juvenile exuberance stood out.

Wrexham Triumph In The Trophy

24 March 2013 0 comments

Johnny Hunt hit the winning penalty as Wrexham beat Grimsby Town in a thrilling FA Trophy final at Wembley.

Burr-Fect Run Puts Kiddy In The Frame

6 March 2013 0 comments

There aren’t many sides who can sell their top goalscorer for £300,000 in January, then maintain their form so one of his fellow frontmen and manager pick up league sponsor’s awards for February.

Me… Flash? I’m More Brooke Bond Than James Bond

20 February 2013 0 comments

The picture is typical Paul Cox. “What you see is what you get,” says the boy brought up in Nottingham’s toughest inner-city suburbs.

It’ll Never Work, Don’t You Believe It

20 February 2013 0 comments

It’ll never work, we all sneer when a clueless chairman goes against the game’s merry-go-round grain in appointing his new manager.

What A Decade Of Excellence

12 February 2013 0 comments

Ten years ago yesterday, Paul Fairclough sent his first England Non-League international side – then known as the National Game XI – into battle against Belgium.

New Page Written In Stutes’ History

24 January 2013 0 comments

I was there the last time Histon staged a big FA Cup night, when Roberto Martinez’s Swansea City beat Steve Fallon and John Beck’s side 2-1 to progress to the fourth round.

Now Hand Us A Cup Shake Up

17 January 2013 0 comments

As referee Andre Marriner did to Liverpool, you’ve got to hand it to Mansfield’s players, manager and fans; last Sunday they were everything the FA Cup should be about.

We Want Three Up, 3G Pitches And Promotion Race To Go To The Wire!

1 January 2013 0 comments

NLP writers look back with affection on 2012 and forward with hope to 2013.

Dempster Opens A Field Of Dreams

20 December 2012 0 comments

Midway through the first half of Mansfield Town’s FA Cup second round ‘winner-takes-all’ replay with Lincoln City, the tannoy operator asked for the owner of a Peugeot 307 to return to their car.

Going Green With Envy!

4 December 2012 0 comments

The setting is one of the most tranquil in Non-League, the final few yards having to be completed on foot with the team coach unable to squeeze into a narrow driveway past the Church Road allotments.

Chairman Dad Won’t Spare Me The Sack

25 November 2012 0 comments

If there is anyone well-placed to talk about the importance of building a family environment at a football club it is Harrogate Town manager Simon Weaver.

Power Surge Can Spark Up Imps Recovery

18 November 2012 0 comments

HIS manager David Holdsworth describes Alan Power’s new position, playing just off Lincoln City’s in-form striker Jamie Taylor, as the […]

U’s Must Keep Faith With Their Jezolution

30 September 2012 0 comments

It was a night of going from one extreme to the other for Cambridge United on Tuesday when Kidderminster Harriers went to the Abbey.

Hugh’d Do Very Well To Follow Mac’s Lead

23 September 2012 0 comments

Retiring from playing football at whatever level is tough, the question of how to fill that void come 3pm on a Saturday afternoon is a hugely emotional, personal poser.

Amiable Kieron Is Not A Bad Egg

16 September 2012 0 comments

He’s only 23, but Kieron St Aimie has already had 14 spells at 13 clubs.

Dorset Premier League Round Up (September 8, 2012)

11 September 2012 0 comments

Holt United stay in pole position following their 3-1 success at Days Park against Swanage Town & Herston.

Olympic Spirit Is Having Desired Effect

26 August 2012 0 comments

Non-League clubs are demonstrating Olympic values, says Stuart Hammonds.

Scarborough – FA Trophy Winners 1977

12 August 2012 0 comments

Harry Dunn and his Scarborough team-mates were kings of Non-League football’s most prestigious competition in its early days.

Billericay Town – FA Vase Winners 1979

5 August 2012 0 comments

It’s not often that you find yourself the subject of a quiz question, but that’s exactly what happened to Doug Young as soon as he joined the elite band of Wembley Cup Final hat-trick heroes.