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Colin Stoner

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Much-travelled Gavin Hurren at home with Solihull Moors

Spotlight on Solihull Moors midfield man Gavin Hurrell.Read

Halesowen boss Cunnington plays waiting game over new signings

SHAUN Cunnington accepts that patience will be the key to strengthening Halesowen Town.Read

Hackett calls on Stourbridge to build on FA Cup heroics

GARY Hackett has challenged his Stourbridge players to make their FA Cup heroics the base camp for their season’s highs, not the summit.Read

Tamworth boss Law using FA Cup as incentive to players

MARCUS Law will use the prospect of being involved in Tamworth’s biggest ever FA Cup tie as the incentive to raise the standards of his players.Read

Keogh ready to ring changes at Sutton Coldfield to stay in contention

CHRIS Keogh says he has learned from his own mistakes – and will not be afraid to wield the axe in a bid to keep Sutton Coldfield Town firmly in the promotion race.Read

Redditch United young guns impress boss Hyde

GRAHAM Hyde was happy to see Redditch United’s next generation seize their chance to impress, despite the Reds exiting their final cup competition of the season.Read

Romulus hot-shot Marvin Johnson destined for professional career, says Evans

RICHARD Evans believes top scorer Marvin Johnson is destined to follow Romulus old boys Darius Vassell, Luke Moore and Stefan Moore into the pro ranks.Read

Hackett calls for another heroic Stourbridge show in FA Cup

THE FA Cup is all about creating heroes and Gary Hackett suggests Stourbridge will need 11 on Saturday to create another giant-killing.Read

An FA Cup night to remember for Stourbridge

NOVEMBER 22, 2011 will go down as a suitably red-and-white letter day in the 135-year history of Stourbridge FC.Read

Morris dreaming of Wembley date with Solihull Moors in FA Trophy

LEE Morris has been in the game long enough to know there is no place for sentiment in football.Read

Rushall Olympic eye move for Jake Sedgemore

RUSHALL Olympic’s quest for experience will bring a move for former Hednesford, Kidderminster and Shrewsbury midfielder Jake Sedgemore.Read

Halesowen Town fail in bid to sign strike duo

HALESOWEN Town manager Shaun Cunnington expressed his frustration after seeing moves to sign two forwards fall through.Read

Sutton Coldfield Town seek reinforcements to bolster promotion bid

SUTTON Coldfield Town will intensify moves to revitalise their squad after admitting they cannot afford any more slip-ups in the promotion race.Read

Tamworth becoming the late show specialists

MARCUS Law says Tamworth’s ability to score late goals is testimony to their hard work and unbeatable spirit.Read

FA Cup: Stourbridge and Rushall bosses put friendship on hold

GARY Hackett and Neil Kitching will put friendship on hold for 90 minutes on Saturday for a contest which can create FA Cup history for their clubs.Read

FA Cup: Solihull Moors, Tamworth and Kidderminster Harriers

THE return of Ryan Beswick will provide Solihull Moors with a timely boost for Saturday's FA Cup cracker after they had to rule out five key players. Read

Non-League: Highgate manager sees clash with Willenhall as 'six-pointer'

IT’S not even the end of British Summer Time but Highgate United manager Keith Checketts has no doubts Saturday’s trip to Willenhall Town will be a “six-pointer.”Read

Non-League round-up: News from Studley and Coleshill Town

THE fact that Studley returned home from Bridgnorth Town frustrated with only a single point shows they are back on the right road, according to manager Lee Adams.Read

Tamworth boss Law pleased with effort in draw at Southport

TAMWORTH manager Marcus Law admitted their 1-1 draw at fellow surprise package Southport was a game that could have gone either way.Read

Non-League Football: FA Trophy 1st qualifying round

Round-up of how the West Midlands sides fared in the first qualifying round of the FA TrophyRead

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Colin Stoner is The Birmingham Post's non-league football correspondent. He is also jack-of-all-trades on the minority sport front from motorsport to rugby league, table tennis to badminton...and korfball.