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Tag Teams Or Rock Festivals, They Don’t Beat Scoring A Goal

17 September 2013 0 comments

KYLE PERRY is roaring with laughter: “I’m not telling you what I was called!” says the Altrincham striker when asked […]

I Knew I’d Play For The Gaffer Again, It’s Like Coming Home

4 September 2013 0 comments

As Freudian slips go, it’s a mild one, but when Paul Benson says: “I’m back here now”, it is understandable that the on-loan Swindon striker can confuse Skrill Premier big guns Luton Town for League Two minnows Dagenham &?Redbridge.

‘Right Place, Right Time?’ Not As A Striker!

27 August 2013 0 comments

Olly Murs dreamed of playing at Wembley, and the semi-pro striker turned singer rocked the national stadium recently by playing Kylie Minogue’s role in a duet of ‘Kids’ with pop legend Robbie Williams.

I’m 37, But I’ll Not Be Beaten In A Foot Race

21 August 2013 0 comments

After a 20-year professional career in some of the best dressing rooms in world football, you could forgive Michael Duberry for turning his nose up at the less than salubrious surroundings of the Ryman Premier League.

California Dreaming Has Left Me Feeling Champion

14 August 2013 0 comments

While his new Cambridge United team-mates had the sound of the infamous pre-season bleep test ringing in their ears, Tom Champion was in the Californian sun.

Disaster Has Prepared Us For Title Tilt

6 August 2013 0 comments

Anth Smith used to run a business importing granite – now he’s in the profession of exporting Gateshead.

I’ve Finally Got The Job I Wanted!

6 August 2013 0 comments

You certainly can’t accuse John Askey of not knowing the score.

Fleetwood Could Be Writing Headlines, Not Just Making Them

24 July 2013 0 comments

It was January that Stuart Fleetwood got in touch with this reporter to enquire about courses, qualifications and ways into sports journalism.

Grimsby’s Faith Has Given Me A New Lease Of Life

17 July 2013 0 comments

In Alex Rodman’s own words, he was looking at something “life-changing” happening as he starred in Aldershot Town’s impressive start to the 2011-12 League Two season.

Refocused Dean Back From The Wells Of Despair

16 July 2013 2 comments

Suspended, injured or in a huff because you’ve been dropped.

I’m Used To Life In The Trenches

21 June 2013 1 comment

Lee Bradbury is taking a few minutes out of the classroom to talk all things Havant & Waterlooville.

Taste Of The Caribbean? Paradise For Me Is Chester!

11 June 2013 0 comments

Heard about the new England international who has an Italian first name and a Serbian surname?

From Chelsea Wide Boy To Boss Material

29 May 2013 0 comments

Frank Sinclair is an unlikely hero.

I’m Primed And Ready To Add A Touch Of Spice

21 May 2013 0 comments

On hearing that Phil Babb had taken over at Hayes & Yeading, most people will have asked the same question: Why?

You Can’t Put Brakes On Us

10 May 2013 0 comments

Paul Holleran is the first to admit he never reached his potential as a player. That disappointment, he says, has made his managerial successes even sweeter.

Pain Of Defeat Drove Us On

24 April 2013 0 comments

Tom Killick hasn’t much enjoyed the Southern South & West league this season. The Poole Town manager has been enviously peering over the garden fence and thinking what might have been.

I’ve Never Recovered From Final Day Battle

16 April 2013 0 comments

Neil Young is talking titles, and although his third successive success that has taken Chester FC into the Conference Premier is freshest in his mind, it’s the first that still gives him an awkward feeling in his stomach.

I’m Growing Ever Fondre Of Adam’s Scoring Boots

26 March 2013 0 comments

When he’s getting his boots from a goalscorer like Reading’s Adam Le Fondre then it is little wonder Dan Gardner is making a big impact.

Going Up Is Big Step In Dragons’ Double Dream

14 March 2013 0 comments

The signing of Dele Adebola and David Artell in the last couple of weeks has bumped up the average age of Wrexham’s Dad’s Army so much that captain Dean Keates jokes the old ‘uns team in training has subs.

If It’s A Quick Fix You Want, I’m Not Your Man

6 March 2013 0 comments

John Still jokes that he got into his car at Braintree on Tuesday and told assistant Terry Harris they should head back to Dagenham.