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LIAM PROUD TO SEE IT THROUGH
BOSS Liam McDonald took pride in the way Stourbridge navigated a tricky FA Trophy tie that may not have happened – even if the reward was not exactly what he wanted.
LAMBS MOURN TRAGIC GEORGE
TAMWORTH, and ex-manager Marcus Law, have paid fitting tributes to former player George Baldock, who tragically passed away at his home in Greece this week at the age of just 31.
VILLAGERS ARE ON TO A SHAW THING
THERE'S no place like home, as the old saying goes.
LEON'S LATE, LATE SHOW
Lobjoit hat-trick stuns the Daniels
DABBER JON GETS A DABBLE - AT 27!
SECOND time around, Jon Moran's reaction a potentially career-ending knee injury was to step away from football altogether.
WE HAD A NUTTY ALMOND PARTY!
Roy Hamilton tells JOHN LYONS about the days when Almondsbury Greenway became a big fish in Non-League waters...
BLUES STEAL POINT IN DRAMATIC FINISH
BILLERICAY Town nicked a remarkable point in second half stoppage time with two late, late goals in this rip-roaring top-of-the-table clash.
LAMBS SO SAVAGE ON SILKMEN!
ANDY Peaks’ backto-back Tamworth inflicted the first defeat of the season on Robbie Savage’s Macclesfield to progress into the first round for the first time in just over a decade after an enthralling cup tie.
JOHNNO'S MACHINE KEEPS ON CHURNING
PAUL JOHNSON told The NLP back in the summer that he wouldn’t mind, in a strange way, if Farnham Town’s unbeaten league streak came to an end.
GOLDEN BOY NICK HAS ONE MISSION
HUMBLE goal machine Nick Haughton insists the needs of AFC Fylde will always come before personal glory.
BRAKES ARE HOLLERING!
PAUL HOLLERAN jokes 'it was never meant to be like this' as he approaches 15 years in charge of National League North high-flyers Leamington - and says producing players is what keeps him motivated.
ON THE ROAD TO WEMBLEY!
A FOOTBALL loving dad and his lad are embarking on an epic FA Cup adventure – from Folkestone all the way to Hartlepool and beyond!
Chessum leads the Tigers' power pack
LEICESTER outfought the champions in a display of power led by England lock Ollie Chessum.
Du Preez in charge as Sharks dominate
ROB du Preez put in a playmaking masterclass England may worry to while for the Autumn internationals due to George Ford's injury absence, Sale Sharks have no such concerns.
10k run to training pays off for Temo
EVERY time Temo Mayanavanua sits down to watch the children's TV show Cocomelon with his young son Elnathan, the Northampton lock is reminded of one of his greatest days in rugby.
Esher leave winless Darlington in the dust
ESHER bagged their first win of the season after being pushed hard by a determined Darlington Mowden Park.
Mitchell: We've got another gear to go
THE Red Roses head into their final Test of the year against Canada in the early hours of this morning comfortably clear in the world rankings.
Warr determined to make his case to Townsend
SALE scrum-half Gus Warr is determined to catch the eye of Gregor Townsend, below, ahead of the Scotland head coach's squad announcement.
Baxter praise for 'fantastic' Woodburn
OLLY Woodburn is excited to be 'centre of attention' at Exeter Chiefs this season.
Prem chief defends Morrow approach
PREMIERSHIP chiefs have rushed to defend their handling of the Phil Morrow situation which caused a split among clubs.
I'm enjoying the buzz of Bath, says Molony
EUROPEAN glory days came thick and fast for Ross Molony during his love affair with his boyhood club Leinster.
Spencer's class puts Bath on right path
GLOUCESTER are playing with their hearts, but Bath won another high scoring West Country derby by using their heads.
Freeman can take charge of defence
TOMMY Freeman is one of those players who, when he gets the ball and sees an opportunity, he goes for it.
Wilson: Quins determined to put on a show
HARLEQUINS have not beaten Saracens in the Premiership for almost five years and head coach Danny Wilson is determined to put an end to that sorry record.
Double joy for Robson keeps Cov flying high
TWO tries from the pacy Charlie Robson steered table-topping Coventry to the bonus-point win over Chinnor that maintained their perfect start to the season.
Matfield: Etzebeth can reach 150 caps
VICTOR Matfield, who played 127 Tests for the Springboks and recently relinquished his record to Eben Etzebeth, believes that his protege can reach 150 Test or more, matches with the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia the next target for the towering lock.
Scarlets made to fight all the way
SCARLETS claimed their fifth successive league win at the Arms Park as they held firm for eight minutes while down to 13 men in the closing stages in front of a capacity crowd.
Luatua: I'd be happy to move up to lock
GIVEN the way that Bristol love to run the ball from deep and play at high tempo, their game plan is more suited to racehorses than workhorses.
Hat-trick for Ibitoye seals Bristol revival
GABRIEL Ibitoye spearheaded an unlikely Bristol revival as the Bears took the spoils in an absorbing derby at Sandy Park.
Furbank: I can't wait to take on All Blacks
GEORGE Furbank missed a chance to get one over the All Blacks in July now he has his eyes trained on the rematch at Twickenham next month.