DALE BELFORD may be leaving his post as Rugby Town manager this week with his team having finished just outside the Evo-Stik NPL Division One North play-off places.
WHILE much talk this week has centred around which one of Jamie Vardy, Harry Kane, Dimitri Payet or Riyad Mahrez will be named the nation’s favourite, we need you to pick your Non-League headline maker.
WHILE sides battling for success tend to take home our Team of the Year award, it can be an entirely different story as to who earns the top boss award.
LEAGUE titles and promotions will all be done and dusted by the time our National Game Awards come around, but there will still be one prize on the minds of all.
RESULTS may be the be all and end all for some in the professional game, but so many clubs at Non-League level are at the heart of their communities, carrying out so much good work that often goes unheralded.
IT’S the annual announcement which can only mean one thing. The return of the National Game Awards signals the start of what can be best described as the business end of the season.