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WE GO OUR OWN WAY!
STEVE Morison, the new and thoroughly unexpected manager of Hornchurch, bristled when I asked how he’d cope with coaching players of a lesser standard than the Cardiff City stars he’d recently guided to Championship safety
EX-CITED HARPER IS READY
VINCENT Harper says he is ready to show League One fans what he can do after swapping Eastleigh for Exeter City
THE BIG INTERVIEW: TOM CHAMPION
I've loved my time - now to hand on the baton
VICS WERE KEY ON MY GLORY TRAIL!
FROM wiping away tears of despair to managing multi-million pound Championship players, Gareth Ainsworth’s football odyssey was originally shaped by the timely intervention of a welcoming Non-League club
IRON MEN
Cal deal shows Dean is so keen on success
AMBITIOUS SPIREITES THINK BIG!
DETERMINED Chesterfield have signalled their intent with the sensational double signing of Will Grigg and Tom Naylor
ABBOTT'S KEEN TO MAKE MARC
NEW AFC Sudbury manager Marc Abbott admits there will be ‘mountains to climb’ in the coming campaign but is confident he can build a team to scale them
STUDENT NIELS LEARNS LOADS!
NOT many United Counties League players get the chance to take on the likes of France and the Republic of Ireland, so it’s little wonder that Niels Hartman describes the past ten days as a ‘crazy experience’
GRADING IS SET TO GO DIGITAL
GROUND GRADING is set to be modernised and digitised with the aim to assess every stadium in the National League System by the end of the year
MARINERS AIM TO REEL 'EM IN
NEIL YOUNG wants Marine's summer shopping to make people sit up and take notice
BRAD'S GOT THE GREEN FOR GO
Ace sows seeds at Lewes
CHURCH CHASE PLANNING BID
Meadow row rumbles on
BOSS' CHANCE TO MAKE HAY
HAVING hit some heady heights during his playing days, sharp shooter Paul Hayes can't wait to begin his brand new journey in the dugout
WE LOVE TO BE BESIDE THE SEA
SWANAGE Town & Herston can rightfully be referred to as a sleeping giant of Dorset foot ball but their new manager hopes he can be the man to lead them back to their previous glories
FISHER LANDS A BIGʻUN
TALENTED teen Kellen Fisher gave thanks to Bromley for their role in his development after landing a dream move to Norwich City
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASH
Striker rival Mullin helped push me to hit new heights
IT'S SO GOOD TO BE BACK! ADE
MARC WHITE'S call to go in as Dorking Wanderers' first-team coach came out of the blue
CARL'S SET TO SHAKE IT UP!
CARL Dickinson says he has had a long-running admiration for the vociferous, yet long-suffering, Bury FC fans - and he can't wait to get the famous Gigg Lane roar on his side
DARYL MCMAHON
I'm primed, refreshed and ready for a return
LIKE ME, YOU CAN FIGHT THE DEMONS
EX-LEAGUESTAR TELLS OF HIS GAMBLING HELL
BLUES GET READY FOR A VENTURE UP NORTH
Smith accepts club's fate after failed appeal
STEVE LANDS ON HIS FLEET!
STEVE Claridge is looking to rediscover his love for football after nine months of professional pain and personal sadness by returning to his roots
BADGERS HAVE NEW-PARTNERS
IT'S one of the most unlikely partnerships of the year, but Eastwood Community Football Club really have joined forces with Benfica!
ANDY CAN MAKE POPPIES BLOOM
IT’S fair to say Andy Leese is something of a Step 3 expert, so Kettering Town look to have made a rather shrewd appointment this week.
ARCA KNOWS THE ART OF HIS CRAFT
JULIO ARCA can take inspiration from several managers as he prepares to kick off his own career in the dugout with National League North newcomers South Shields.
AIDAN GETS HIS BIG HEED SHOT
STEP 6 hotshot Aidan Rutledge says he is ‘absolutely buzzing’ at the chance to be dining at NonLeague’s top table next season after landing a dream deal at hometown club Gateshead.
Buck stops with me, but we'll bounce back as one
EVIN Wilkin says he would have had no complaints if AFC Telford United had sent him packing following relegation from National League North.
COASTERS ROLL ON AMID A SEASON OF THRILLS AND A GRIPPING FINALE
NEWCOMERS King’s Lynn Town and Banbury United were the first to show as they topped the table at the end of the month.
A TEAM THAT TIME FORGOT
RELEGATION from League Two is usually the result of long-term neglect or financial mismanagement, and frequently both.
BRIDGE HAVE WORK TO DO
Stadium headache for Heath