NOW MACCA HAS RAISED THE BAR!
The Non-League Football Paper|June 04, 2023
SEASON 2022-23 REVIEW
MARK CARRUTHERS, ROB WORRALL
NOW MACCA HAS RAISED THE BAR!

Best Moment

Heaton Stannington v Blyth Spartans in the Northumberland Senior Cup semi-final – a very random but perhaps personal moment! Having witnessed Heaton Stannington’s journey from Northern Alliance to step five Northern League Division One club, it was a real honour to witness them post a club record crowd (1,339) and to see the dedication of volunteers across the board pay off in the fine style.

Team of the Year

It’s all well and good having a sizable budget but finding the right players to mould them into a cohesive unit is another. Worksop Town’s stats back up their claims with one defeat in 38 games, 112 goals scored, 99 points and a staggering positive goal difference of 87.

Manager of the Year

There is always a thought process suggesting you go for a league winner but Luke Williams has brought so much out of Notts County and has made them one of the most watchable sides in the Non-League game. Their style of football and work ethic deserved their promotion, no matter how it came about.

Player of the Year 

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