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I'M READY FOR A NEW PROJECT

LEAGUE One, League Two, National League John Coleman doesn't care. He just wants to manage a club with scope for 'doing an Accrington'.

BEARNE'S DOUBLE IS A PITMEN TRIUMPH

HEDNESFORD Town marched on as this tie was settled in the first 21 minutes with a glut of goals in favour of the Pitmen.

STAG-DO SPOILED BY LIAM DOUBLE

AFC Totton and Basingstoke played out an entertaining draw at The Snows Stadium.

FOALLE'S THERE AT DEATH TO STEA IT!

A GOAL with almost the last kick of the game from Jack Foalle saw Ashton's unbeaten start to the season go up in smoke at Hurst Cross after they had hit the post in each half.

TUDORS STAY TOP THANKS TO AJAYI!

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN secured a crucial victory over Slough Town that solidifies their position at the top of National League South.

MOLS ON ROLL AS NASH GO SECOND!

CURZON ASHTON moved up to second place after doing a job on former boss Adam Lakeland and his King's Lynn Town side at the Walks.

REAL DEAL HEED KEEP PILING ON THE POINTS

GATESHEAD scored early in each half to strengthen their position at the top of the table after they stretched their unbeaten start to the season to seven games.

JOSH JOY DELIGHTS DAGGERS BOSS BEN

JOSH UMERAH marked his first league start for Dagenham & Redbridge by grabbing the goal that ensured a share of the spoils at Maidenhead.

DOGGED DALE WILL NOT BE MOVED!

ROCHDALE cruised to victory with a superb first-half performance which settled the age-old debate as Dale's immovable defensive object blunted Aldershot's previously irresistible attacking force.

SPITFIRES BACK IN THE GROOVE

EASTLEIGH bounced back from their last-gasp defeat at Gateshead last weekend as they edged past lowly Tamworth in a lackluster affair at the Silverlake.

DON'T CALL US TITLE BIG GUNS

Blues boss questions favourites' tag

PAV BREAKING GROUND AFTER CLAYTON AXE

PAV SINGH has become the highest-ranked British South Asian in English men's football management after replacing Clayton Donaldson as the new boss of Farsley Celtic.

STOCKDALE OUT TO GIVE BLYTH A LIFT

DAVID Stockdale wants Blyth Spartans to show they are up for the fight after they battled to the first win of his spell in interim charge of the Northern Premier League strugglers.

WEST'S VICTOR FLIES THE FLAG

VICTOR Abadaki's goals have helped West Didsbury & Chorlton create history by taking their place in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup for the first time.

HEART & SOUL OF FOOTBALL!

Harrow pull out the stops

NON-LEAGUE LIFE THRU A LENS

A TRIO of Non-League success stories have opened their doors to help inspire fellow clubs.

GREEN GIANTS!

FOREST GREEN Rovers turned up the noise in the early National League promotion race - after a \"quiet word\" from gaffer Steve Cotterill.

GRAY EYEING REDEMPTION

MATT GRAY is back, refreshed, refuelled and ready to make his mark in the dugout once again.

WHERE WILL WE BE IN A DECADE?

THERE’S a natural tendency in Non-League to look backwards rather than forwards.

CRAIG'S SUPER SAINTS MAKE EURO HISTORY

THE New Saints manger Craig Harrison spent the weekend mugging up on Aberystwyth Town, who face his side at Park Hall on Tuesday night, but very soon he will have to shift his attention to some slightly better opponents.

BIG DEAL! A DOUBLE DRAMA AT THE DEATH

TWO goals in the final minute gave Deal Town a dramatic win at East Grinstead.

STEELMEN SAVOUR SAUCIEST SUCCESS

CORBY were able to savour a very satisfactory success, with goals from Fletcher Toll and Jordan O’Brien sealing a win over Worcester.

FRANTIC FINISH AS ALF KEEPS WHITES IN

IN ONE of the most incredible finishes ever seen in an FA Cup tie in Kent, Dover Athletic somehow snatched a draw in stoppage time to deny Sittingbourne a place in the next round.

SPIRITED ROBINS HUMBLED BY STOUR

STOURBRIDGE boss Liam McDonald was delighted at how quickly his side sussed out Dudley Town to avoid a Black Country derby banana skin.

MOORS IN A FLUSTER AS DARLO SEAL WIN

JACK Maskell’s bullet header was enough to give Darlington victory, though Spennymoor Town were left fuming at not being awarded two penalties, including one in added time.

HINSH ROLLS THE DICE AND STEERS YORK TO AWAY JOY

TWO late goals ensured York City returned to winning ways after their Bank Holiday Monday home defeat to Boston United with a hard-fought win over Dagenham & Redbridge at the Chigwell Construction Stadium.

NOBBY'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED FOR SPARTANS

NOBBY Solano’s first stint in management lasted just six games after he was sacked by Blyth Spartans this week.

REGAN SHARES DERBY SPOILS

REGAN Linney’s first goal of the season earned a point for Altrincham in an ill-tempered, but entertaining Greater Manchester derby against Oldham, that leaves the expectant title challengers four without a win to continue their stuttering start to the season.

CITY BACK IN THE BIG TIME

THE play-offs may be forward-thinking Worcester City’s priority but boss Chris Cornes would love history to repeat itself in the FA Trophy.

JOHN'S ON TOP OF THE WORLD

SUPPORTERS of a certain vintage in the West Country could have been forgiven for thinking they had been transported back in time earlier this month.