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TOMMY'S RESTORED A BELIEF IN HIS SHOTS

UNTIL the end of October, Aldershot Town hadn't won an FA Cup tie in five years, and just one since 2015.

Murley is aiming for England comeback

CADAN Murley made a late start to his Premiership campaign when he returned from a knee injury in the last round and is set on making up for lost time as he targets a place in England’s Six Nations squad.

GATES HAVE OPENED TO A WHOLE NEW WORLD

IT'S WEDNESDAY afternoon and Ramsgate chairman James Lawson is just off the phone to AFC Wimbledon.

Malins is looking to shine at Bristol

IT WAS typical of fate that Max Malins’s first start for Bristol since signing for them permanently came at the club where his career had started eight years before, Saracens.

DONALDSON DOUBLE DETHRONES TUDORS

A PAIR of headers by Ruaridh Donaldson secured Hampton & Richmond a win against Hemel Hempstead. Now unbeaten in ten, the hosts rise to second place in the table.

IRON AWE TOO MUCH FOR BULLS

SCUNTHORPE overwhelmed a disappointing Hereford side to surge to the top of the table.

WHING GETS A PRESENT IN ALEX

SOLIHULL Moors boss Andy Whing reckons he has landed an early Christmas coup in defender Alex Whitmore.

Cane and Kolbe link up for Japan opener

JUST over a month since the Rugby World Cup final, 14 of the players who featured in the showpiece match will suit up for club duty in Japan’s Rugby League One opening round.

Hyatt happy to see Aberavon hit form

ABERAVON head coach Jason Hyatt was a proud man after his side responded to their heavy 6426 thumping at Cardiff by beating Ebbw Vale with a bonus point 24-13 in the Premiership.

Itoje is the best man to captain England

MARO Itoje should be England’s next captain following Owen Farrell’s decision to make himself unavailable for the 2024 Six Nations. Since 2016, Itoje has been the outstanding player in England, in terms of consistent excellence, and is virtually the only Red Rose forward who has been regularly in World XV contention.

SPARTANS HAVE TO KEEP ON GROWING

ASSISTANT manager Jon Shaw has called on Blyth Spartans to 'grow up' and avoid being sucked into the National League North relegation battle over the festive period.

SEADOGS PERFECT PLACE TO THRIVE...

GATESHEAD manager Rob Elliot has told Aidan Rutledge a loan move to National League North side Scarborough Athletic is the 'perfect scenario' for his development.

LONG'S STRIKE SO TIMELY FOR GATE

WINGATE & Finchley edged this clash between third and fifth-placed teams at the Maurice Rebak Stadium with Elliot Long hitting the winner with 20 minutes left on the clock.

DOGGED TAYLOR TO THE RESCUE

THIS top-of-the-table clash between Harborough Town and ten-man Spalding United ended goalless, with neither side able to take their numerous chances.

PULLING IN THE SAME DIRECTION

THE North Yorkshire coastal town of Redcar has always fascinated me in footballing terms.

Delight for grab first

LONDON Scottish clinched their first victory of the season in a breathtaking display, edging past the Championship leaders Ealing in a thrilling West London derby.

ROLLING STONES!

Gurung fires Maidstone into third round

Exploring motives for slaughter

Israel bombing could spark much wider conflict

Do they want to be our gods?

IMAGINE you had ownership of practically all the world's money and resources, wealth beyond the dreams of kings and queens, conferring on you a sense of ultimate power and importance.

Gold standard makes for short wars

Printing money out of nothing extends conflicts

Adversity brings enlightenment

Shane Fudge interviews entertainer-cumfreedom fighter Richard Vobes Shane Fudge [SF]: Can you tell us a little about yourself, Richard?

James Corbett - our man in Japan

Journalism legend on technocracy and life in Far East

WHO wants to rule the world

Forced injections, vaccine passports, lockdowns and no scrutiny

The great reset ploughs on

Wars also distract us from the real agenda of total control

Medicines can destroy health

Allergy claims used to disguise harmful effects

Democracy a failed experiment

Equal access to law all that’s needed to foster freedom

Kojak cracks the covid case

Apply detective methods to solve pandemic riddle

Medical crisis declaration

Warning of sudden deaths from covid injections

Exposing radiation risk

Sensitivity to electromagnetic waves ignored in health policies

Baron calls for block on £296m PGP plan

FRANCIS Baron has called for the RFU Council to insist that the RFU Board puts a moratorium on the current PGP negotiations being undertaken by its chief executive Bill Sweeney, which is reportedly worth £296 million to the 10 remaining Premiership clubs.