All posts tagged "FA Cup"
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Step 4
/ 2 years agoDUFFY HAS LEARNT TO EXPECT THE UNKNOWN
By Andrew Simpson CLOSING in on 200 games in the dugout, Congleton Town boss Richard Duffy was thinking only of the...
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoLEGENDARY SHOULDER WAS JUST SO SPECIAL
By Mark Carruthers CLASS ACT: Alan Shoulder scores for Newcastle United BLYTH Spartans legend Alan Shoulder has been described as “a...
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Fans Forum
/ 2 years agoGibson will remember his famous Port foray
FANS’ FORUM I WAS interested to read about Neil Gibson’s move from Welsh football into the National League as manager of...
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoNOW IT’S OUR TIME TO SHINE
REACTION TO THE FA TROPHY & VASE QUARTER-FINAL DRAWS By Jon Couch BRAD ALL OVER: Glen Taylor congratulates Spennymoor keeper Brad...
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Hebburn Town
/ 2 years agoNEFWA Annual Awards: Gateshead, Hebburn Town & Stockton Town shine for the North East
By Mark Carruthers A look around the room gave an insight into the calibre of company being kept by three North...
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Non-League Paper
/ 2 years agoBALL MAKES HIS POINT – AND THREE!
By Mark Stillman RELIEVED Dan Ball finally broke his six-year goal drought – and proved a point to his biggest supporter!...
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Dagenham & Redbridge
/ 2 years agoBen Strevens strives for more time
For Ben Strevens, the job title of manager is not one he is totally wedded to. It’s one he also ponders...
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FA Vase
/ 2 years agoAFC Whyteleafe 1-0 Bourne Town: Leafe are cooking on gas!
Gaspar Mico’s early strike fired AFC Whyteleafe into the FA Vase semi-finals for the first time as they withstood a late...
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoLASHENKO OFF AFTER 12 YEARS
By Neil Harvey LEE Lashenko will step down from his role as Bristol Manor Farm boss at the end of the...
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FA Cup
/ 2 years agoThe Greatest FA Cup Runs by Non-League Sides
The FA Cup has delivered dozens of giant-killings since the inaugural tournament kicked off in November 1871.
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Fans Forum
/ 2 years ago‘Wokeness’ is admirable in today’s game
FANS’ FORUM AFC FYLDE chairman David Haythornthwaite is understandably frustrated that his club lost money, travelling to Aldershot for a fixture...
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoWILLO’S SAVIOUR GET HIS REWARD
By Ken Gaunt TON-UP: Willington’s Sam Green PROUD chairman Carl Whelp-dale was determined he was never going to let Willington FC...
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoOUR DEV MADE A LASTING IMPACT
DEVONTE AR ANSIBIA 1998-2025 By Jon Couch MEMORIES: Devonte Aransibia in Billericay colours PICTURES: Nicky Hayes & Steve Terrell A NUMBER...
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Columnists
/ 2 years agoMatt Badcock: Raising a toast to a glory run
It's been 70 years since York City reached the FA Cup semi-finals – and now a group of surviving fans are...
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoMarine’s £8m stadium plan
Marine CEO James Leary says the club’s new stadium reveal has been a long time in the works – but knows...
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Blyth Spartans
/ 2 years agoLegendary Alan Shoulder was so special
Blyth Spartans legend Alan Shoulder has been described as “a special, special player” following his sad passing this week at the...
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FA Trophy
/ 2 years agoGlen Taylor: Now it’s our time to shine
He's won two promotions and scored 200 goals in 10 glorious years with Spennymoor Town, but Glen Taylor admits he would...
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Northern Premier League
/ 2 years agoCongleton Town: Richard Duffy has learnt to expect the unknown
Closing in on 200 games in the dugout, Congleton Town boss Richard Duffy was thinking only of the previous one.
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Columnists
/ 2 years agoTony Incenzo: Not bad for a bag of balls!
Looking back on a glittering career where he won six England international caps marauding down the left wing for the likes...
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Fans Forum
/ 2 years agoGibson will remember his famous Port foray
FANS’ FORUM I WAS interested to read about Neil Gibson’s move from Welsh football into the National League as manager of...
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Blyth Spartans
/ 2 years agoAlan Shoulder: Remembering a Blyth Spartans icon
On Sunday, 2 February, former Blyth Spartans and Newcastle United forward Alan Shoulder sadly passed away, just two days before his...
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Isthmian League Premier
/ 2 years agoCray Valley way or the highway
Steve McKimm admits Cray Valley PM are exceeding even his own expectations – but says where they end up at the...
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Features
/ 2 years agoLegend Jamie’s the Vard-stick, insists Gary Lineker
Gary Lineker couldn’t be happier that one of Leicester City’s greatest ever players was made in Non-League.
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Columnists
/ 2 years agoDiary of a Groundhopper: Damn, it’s the double doughnut!
After last weekend’s jaunt to Glastonbury, never in my wildest dreams did I imagine I would be heading that way again...
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Isthmian League South Central
/ 2 years agoRaynes Park Vale: Hayden Bird is voted in as Josh Gallagher is ousted
Raynes Park Vale have unveiled Hayden Bird as their new manager following the brutal sacking of popular boss Josh Gallagher.






