Aug
2008
Articles from 29th Aug 2008
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Gary Fitzpatrick: I'll try my hand at anything
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
GARY Fitzpatrick has been plying his trade at the top of Non League football throughout his career. Read
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Carl Burley put on the spot at Causeway United
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
CARL Burley has confirmed he won’t be changing his policy on penalty taking at Causeway United this season. Read
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Alvechurch rocked by late equaliser
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
ALVECHURCH continued their unbeaten spree this season but the management partnership of Simon Redhead and Jamie McWilliams were far from happy with the 1-1 draw against Highgate United. Read
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Pete Frain pays tribute as duo quit Highgate United
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
HIGHGATE United manager Pete Frain underlined his admiration for frontrunner Tom Thacker and midfield man Robert Higgs this week after the pair chose to leave the Tythe Barn Lane side. Read
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No panic at Stratford Town, says Mickey Moore
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
MANAGER Micky Moore maintains there will be no panic at Stratford Town following an indifferent start. Read
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Steve Mole celebrates first point at Oldbury United
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
OLDBURY United celebrated their first point under manager Steve Mole with a goalless draw at Stoke-based side Biddulph. Read
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Studley success is no surprise to boss Lee Adams
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
SURPRISE package Studley made it four straight wins on Monday with a prized 1-0 success over Stratford Town. Read
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FA Cup - Chasetown back on the road to Wembley
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
CHASETOWN begin another FA Cup adventure tomorrow when they entertain Nottinghamshire side Carlton in the first qualifying round at their Church Street ground. Read
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Southern League - Yeltz sign Curtis Ujahm
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
HALESOWEN Town have signed former Reading central defender Curtis Ujahm, who looks set to make his Yeltz debut at Hemel Hempstead tomorrow in the Premier Division. Read
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Blue Square Premier - Have faith, Mark Yates tells Harriers
Aug 29 2008 | Non-League
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers manager Mark Yates has told his players they have nothing to fear in the Blue Square Premier this season. Read
