All posts tagged "Football League"
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Latest News
/ 2 years agoTONY INCENZO: London’s finest Wandering free
Being humbled at home by your closest rivals doesn’t exactly constitute the perfect homecoming but it would have taken a lot...
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Columnists
/ 2 years agoGREGOR ROBERTSON: Let’s see if you can do better!
Steve Baines was something of a pioneer: The first former professional footballer of note to become a referee.
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Step 4
/ 3 years agoSOUTH SEE THE WAY FORWARD
I’VE been thrilled to see the illustrious name of South Liverpool FC enjoying a renaissance in Step 6 circles. ‘South’ were...
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Latest News
/ 3 years agoCadbury eye new stage to progress
Cadbury Athletic’s hopes of climbing back up the pyramid rest on finding a new facility – away from the most idyllic...
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Non-League Paper
/ 3 years agoI’d love to see a Sutton Utd derby
IN last Sunday’s NLP I read the Diary Of A Groundhopper’s report about his visit to Sutton United, from the Midland...
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Chris Dunlavy
/ 3 years agoCHRIS DUNLAVY: Look how far we have come
Severa; years ago, whilst living in Oxford, I invited a couple of friends to watch the mighty U’s in action. Chris...
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Gregor Robertson
/ 3 years agoGREGOR ROBERTSON: It’s the end of the line, Ron!
The story of Southend United’s demise bears many familiar hallmarks. Unpaid bills. Late wages. Transfer embargoes. Winding-up petitions. Protesting fans. A...
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Tony Incenzo
/ 3 years agoA route one glory trail
Tony INCENZO Talking Points THEIR name may suggest they adapt a more outdated approach, but manager Sohail Abbas Rehman knows just...
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Fans Forum
/ 3 years agoVICS WERE KEY ON MY GLORY TRAIL!
FROM wiping away tears of despair to managing multi-million pound Championship players, Gareth Ainsworth’s football odyssey was originally shaped by the...
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Chris Dunlavy
/ 3 years agoCHRIS DUNLAVY: It’s time for a cap on owners
When the EFL announced strict new rules aimed at preventing clubs falling into the wrong hands, it begged an obvious question. ...
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Columnists
/ 3 years agoDIARY OF A GROUND HOPPER: City of Stoke 6-1 Lichfield City Casuals
The season has seemingly come to an abrupt end. Apart from play-offs, there’s a cliff-like drop off of fixtures to choose...
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Chris Dunlavy
/ 3 years agoCHRIS DUNLAVY: Money is the 3-up charter
Paul Cook was right when he called Notts County’s failure to win automatic promotion a ‘sporting disgrace’.
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Latest News
/ 3 years agoTONY INCENZO: A new giant is re-awakening!
Sleeping giant is a term which can often be overused amidst our everyday football parlance – but it certainly applies to...
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Latest News
/ 3 years agoJon’s delivering the goods at 42
As a postman, Jon Challinor is used to putting smiles on faces – even though he’s had to wait 11 years...
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Columnists
/ 4 years agoSTEVE HILL: There was no excuse to miss this one
There’s more than one way to skin a cat, and there’s more than one way to support a football club. Globally,...
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Latest News
/ 4 years agoTONY INCENZO: Get ready for Super Sundays!
THE landscape of Sunday League football in London has changed dramatically with the formation of a so-called “Super League”, which will...
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Chris Dunlavy
/ 4 years agoCHRIS DUNLAVY: The big money is filtering down!
David Sharpe always dreamed of running a professional football club. Until, that is, he discovered how much it cost.
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Adam Virgo
/ 4 years agoADAM VIRGO: My old pals act doing the business
Worthing and Banbury United will be two new faces at Step 2 next season – managed by two of my former...
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Latest News
/ 4 years agoTONY INCENZO: Crowds rise to viral bait
I’ve been following the FA Sunday Cup with avid interest this season after I heard about an extraordinary crowd of 2,000-plus...
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Non-League Paper
/ 5 years agoTONY INCENZO: Fairclough is hopeful the Lions pride will be restored
I HAVE always followed the playing fortunes of the England C team with great interest.
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoTony Incenzo: End EFL ban of 3G surfaces
As we all know, National League champions Sutton have to replace the 3G with a grass playing surface in order to...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoSteve Hill: Euro 2020 is not a patch on the play-offs!
WHAT a feast of football. Brilliant stadiums, partisan crowds, red cards, late goals, absolutely mind-bending drama. Yes, the National League play-offs...
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Chris Dunlavy
/ 5 years agoChris Dunlavy: Shrimpers living life on the edge
Even before the Covid-19 crisis struck, the Shrimpers faced a winding-up order and repeatedly failed to pay their players on time....
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoTony Incenzo: Parading as the Sunday’s best? That’s Don and Dusted
The Orpington and Bromley District Sunday League club were only formed in 2014 but they already have 199,000 subscribers to their...
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Columnists
/ 5 years agoSteve Hill: At last…the joke’s on you!
At school in Chester in the 80s, a teacher randomly conducted a straw poll of who supported who. Surprise, surprise, it...






