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Colin Stoner

Colin Stoner

Non league managers say clubs face meltdown unless shake-up of leagues takes place

NON-LEAGUE football is at a crossroads and, according to Midlands managers and chairmen, it needs a new direction.Read

Possible options for a Midlands non-League shake-up

So what are the options for non-league football?Read

Sutton Coldfield Town have chance to move into top three

SUTTON Coldfield Town kick off a make-or-break week for their play-off prospects tonight when face Grantham at Coles Lane.Read

Solihull Moors looking to bounce back to boost play-offs push

SOLIHULL Moors are determined not to let back-to-back defeats derail their promotion charge as they face another vital week of Blue Square Bet North football.Read

Draw felt like a win for Steve Burr's Kidderminster Harriers

STEVE Burr felt it was like a win after Kidderminster Harriers grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser to draw 3-3 in a thriller against fellow promotion contenders Luton Town.Read

Non-League Spotlight: Kidderminster Harriers winger Matty Blair doing it his way

HE MIGHT be the son of a European Cup winning dad but Matty Blair is no daddy’s boy.Read

Micky Moore backs Solihull Moors to bounce back after record-equalling run comes to end

MICKY Moore admits Solihull Moors’ record-equalling unbeaten run has raised the bar to new heights.Read

Sutton Coldfield Town prepare for make or break week in play-offs race

CHRIS Keogh had endured two right-to-the-wire play-offs races in the past two seasons with Sutton Coldfield Town – and he doesn’t expect anything different this season.Read

Rushall Olympic look to present and future with Johaine Thompson

RUSHALL Olympic say the capture of deadline signing Johaine Thompson will be a key boost for next season, as well as this.Read

Des Lyttle praises Tamworth strike force

TAMWORTH manager Des Lyttle is delighted to see new strike duo Jason Bradley and Aaron Farrell make up for lost time by spearheading their survival fight.Read

Stourbridge need to learn some tough lessons, says Gary Hackett

GARY Hackett has told his players to learn some harsh lessons after Stourbridge were sent crashing to their heaviest defeat of the season in midweek.Read

Players saved Kidderminster Harriers, says Steve Burr

STEVE Burr suggested that without the gloom-busting efforts of the players on the pitch Kidderminster Harriers could easily have folded earlier in the season.Read

Chasetown hoping to welcome back key players after injury woes

CHASETOWN did not need to enter the transfer market to welcome an array of “new signings”.Read

Halesowen Town still looking for the Great Escape

SHAUN Cunnington urged his Halesowen Town players to keep believing as they plot their Great Escape.Read

New Redditch United chairman Chris Swan plans to appeal five-point penalty

NEW owner Chris Swan is optimistic his takeover will mark a fresh start for Redditch United, despite the prospect of relegation becoming increasingly likely after a five-point deduction.Read

Matt Smith and Junior English on target to keep Solihull Moors firmly in play-off race

SOLIHULL Moors tightened their grip on a play-off place in the Blue Square Bet North after victory at Corby Town – but they know there are tougher tests to come.Read

Altrincham defeat leaves Tamworth looking over shoulders at relegation battle

DES Lyttle admitted Tamworth face a relegation battle after slipping to a ninth defeat in their last 11 matches in the Blue Square Bet Premier.Read

Tamworth make two new signings

DES Lyttle has urged Tamworth youngster Seb Lake-Gaskin to learn his lessons now – and ensure he has no regrets in the future.Read

Non-League spotlight: Rushall Olympic keeper Chris Gemmell's no longer Mr Angry

IT’S an old footballing adage that you have to be mad to be a goalkeeper – and Rushall Olympic shot-stopper Chris Gemmell wouldn’t disagree.Read

Fans will have big role to play says Kidderminster boss Steve Burr

STEVE BURR says the fans’ support can be a vital ‘12th man’ in Kidderminster Harriers’ challenge for the play-offs.Read

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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.