ED Booth and Craig Milligan will be available for their first games of the season when Sutton Coldfield Town look to extend their 100 per cent winning start tomorrow.Read
JOSH Craddock will be pushing for his debut as high-flying Stourbridge look to halt Halesowen Town’s unbeaten start to the Zamaretto Premier tonight.Read
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers and Tamworth will head into today’s Blue Square Bet Premier derby at Aggborough in opposite moods after contrasting weekends.Read
GOLDEN Boot winner Stefan Moore opened his goals account for the new season but it wasn’t enough to give Halesowen Town victory against ten-man Cirencester Town.Read
THE chances of Dosthill Colts taking to the field against Manchester United or Chelsea are as fantastical as Jose Mourinho becoming Villa’s new boss. But the possibility that it could happen is why playing in the FA Cup for the first time is such a thrilling prospect to the imoSports Midland Combination Premier side.Read
LITTLE did he think when he set up a team to give youngsters the chance to have a kick-about that a decade later his club would be taking tentative steps on a long and winding road to Wembley.Read
CHRIS Keogh knows the season is a marathon rather than a sprint but he has urged his Sutton Coldfield Town players to sharpen up on the start line.Read
STOURBRIDGE manager Gary Hackett says his side’s narrow win over Cirencester Town gave him even more satisfaction than their previous five-goal show.Read
SHARING a cottage with two new team-mates might not quite be the life of luxury for a pro footballer but Joe Clarke wouldn’t have it any other way.Read
TAMWORTH boss Gary Mills admitted his side paid the price for a poor second-half as new leaders AFC Wimbledon ended their unbeaten start to the Blue Square Bet Premier.Read
SUMMER signing Kyle Brady is making an immediate impact with STOURBRIDGE after his hat-trick helped seal a convincing 5-1 win against Swindon Supermarine yesterday.Read
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.
