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Nick Pullen

Nick Pullen

Boss bemoans Causeway United defeat

CAUSEWAY United manager Carl Burley claimed his side didn’t deserve to lose against Studley this week.Read

Brown’s heart-to-heart with Stratford players pays off

STRATFORD Town manager Rod Brown had a heart-to-heart with his players this week.Read

Richard Ball makes immediate impact on return to Sutton Coldfield Town

PROLIFIC Non-League striker Richard Ball has returned for a second spell at Sutton Coldfield Town.Read

Rushall Olympic to decide on whether to keep loan strike pair

RUSHALL Olympic must decide this week whether to keep hold of strikers Levi Ramsey and Michael Hayden.Read

Departures may force Alvechurch to strengthen squad

ALVECHURCH may be forced to add some reinforcements to their ranks after striker Matt Gardner moved to rivals Stratford Town this week.Read

Voice utters Tipton striker ultimatum

SCOTT Voice believes Tipton Town’s strikers must improve if they are going to challenge for the Midland Alliance title this term.Read

Shaun Cunnington takes a break from his mission impossible

WILLENHALL Town will welcome today’s inviting FA Trophy tie with Nuneaton.Read

Tamworth striker Nick Wright faces race to be fit for clash with Hayes and Yeading

TAMWORTH striker Nick Wright faces a race against time to be fit for today’s clash with Hayes and Yeading.Read

GARY Whild praised players and supporters alike after Redditch bowed out of the FA Cup this week following two heroic efforts against Conference title-chasers Kettering.

Twice the Reds stretched Kettering to the limit and they were only saved by some generous referee’s timekeeping on both occasionsRead

Stourbridge boss happy at decision to keep home advantage in FA Cup

MANAGER-of the moment Gary Hackett couldn’t hide his delight over the decision to play Stourbridge’s FA Cup first-round tie with Walsall at Amblecote next week.Read

Solihull Moors get timing right for chairman Nigel Collins

SOLIHULL Moors’ slender 1-0 success over fellow strugglers Harrogate Town was like winning a six-pointer, according to chairman Nigel Collins.Read

Lee Baker's early red card costs Kidderminster Harriers

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers’ manager Mark Yates lamented Lee Baker’s challenge which played a large part in their FA Cup exit to Fleetwood Town this week.Read

Injury list adds to Bromsgrove Rovers' run of bad luck

BAD luck appears to be dogging Bromsgrove Rovers at the moment.Read

Rob Mallaband keeps faith in Mikes despite form dip

BOLDMERE St Michaels manager Rob Mallaband has vowed to keep faith with his players despite their dip in form.Read

Highgate add some steel

HIGHGATE United manager Marcus McDonald has rung the changes at Tythe Barn Lane after making a string of new signings this week.Read

STOURBRIDGE were brought back down to earth this week when beaten 3-1 at Bishops Cleeve in the Southern League’s Red Insure Cup.

Glassboys boss Gary Hackett admitted: “I wasn’t too worried about the result because it was more important to give some of the squad a run-out.”Read

Stourbridge reach FA Cup first round – and plum home tie against Walsall – after 130-year wait

SUPER Stourbridge finally made it through to the FA Cup first round – and a mouthwatering home tie against Walsall – following a 130-year wait.Read

Ryan Beswick's late penalty secures Solihull Moors' first home three points

SOLIHULL Moors celebrated their first home league success of the season after pulling off a slender 1-0 win over next-to-bottom Harrogate Town.Read

Stourbridge aiming to reach FA Cup first round proper

STOURBRIDGE attempt to create club history tomorrow when they travel to Unibond Premier side Buxton in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round.Read

Stourbridge aiming to reach FA Cup first round proper

STOURBRIDGE attempt to create club history tomorrow when they travel to Unibond Premier side Buxton in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round.Read

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Nick is a sport writer who specialises in non-league football. He kicked off his career on the Stratford upon Avon Herald in 1972 and has been going strong ever since.