Feb
2010
Articles from 6th Feb 2010
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Rushall Olympic manager Neil Kitching stars as stand-in keeper
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
NEIL Kitching has scored plenty of goals throughout his playing career but it was a case of poacher turned gamekeeper when he became a stand-in keeper. Read
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Mansfield Town allow Grant Ryan to return to Chasetown on loan
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
LOANEE Grant Ryan has returned to Chasetown to play his part in their challenge for the UniBond Division One South championship. Read
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Bromsgrove Rovers boss John Snape says thanks to Cheltenham Town for on-loan duo
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
BROMSGROVE Rovers boss John Snape predicted a bright future for Ryan Keen and Josh Quaynor after their on-loan stay came to an end. Read
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Dale Belford: Why I wanted to become Atherstone Town boss
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
DALE Belford insists he will ignore the negatives and focus solely on the positives after becoming manager of cash-strapped Atherstone Town. Read
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Sutton groundsman Bill Worship praised for role in Romulus' cup upset
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
RICHARD Evans praised Coles Lane groundsman Bill Worship as well as his Romulus players after they created history by reaching the Birmingham Senior Cup semi-finals. Read
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Kidderminster Harriers look to newcomer Marc Goodfellow to add width to their play
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
STEVE Burr’s patience has finally been rewarded with the arrival of Marc Goodfellow as his first signing at Kidderminster Harriers. Read
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Tamworth hope to get the best out of new signing Jay Smith
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
NEW signing Jay Smith has been urged to put on hold his dreams of a return to the Football League – to focus on helping Tamworth make it a season to remember. Read
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Redditch United back their youngsters to make an impact
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
REDDITCH United’s financial constraints will mean they will have to continue to rely on young players, but that does not worry Gary Whild. Read
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Causeway United bolster squad with three additions
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
CARL Burley has snapped up one new signing and welcomed back two familiar faces to ensure Causeway United are equipped for the rest of the season. Read
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Highgate United defender Michaell Batchelor wanted by Bedworth
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
HIGHGATE United fear skipper Michael Batchelor could become the second player inside a week to leave the club. Read
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Bob Faulkner warns changes will be needed to revive Solihull Moors
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
BOB Faulkner is ready to wield the axe after admitting Solihull Moors’ recent performances are just not good enough. Read
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Carl Adams salutes Coleshill Town after march into cup semi-finals
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
CARL Adams used a single word to sum up Coleshill Town’s progress into the Polymac Services League Cup semi-finals: Fantastic. Read
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Alvechurch forced to rule out Junior Brown for season
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
ALVECHURCH will step up their search for an additional striker after having to rule out Junior Brown for the rest of the season. Read
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Manager Lee Adams urges Studley to remain positive after cup KO
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
LEE Adams insists Studley’s league cup disappointment must not be allowed to derail their season. Read
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Matt Clarke urges Halesowen Town to relax in promotion push
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
MATT Clarke has issued a simple rallying call to stuttering Halesowen Town: Don’t Panic. Read
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Boldmere St Michaels look to their next generation
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
ANDRE Gonzalez and Kieran McLean have become the latest youngsters from Boldmere St Michaels’ conveyor belt of talent to get their first-team opportunity. Read
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Sam Smith handed skipper's arm band at Stourbridge
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
GARY Hackett believes Sam Smith will relish the extra responsibility after being made Stourbridge captain. Read
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NON LEAGUE INSIGHT: One man's 50-year love affair with Alvechurch
Feb 06 2010 | Non-League
ASK Roy Yardley to pick out the highlights of his life in football and it’s like asking Sir Paul McCartney for his favourite Beatles track or Sir Michael Caine for his best film. Read
