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CHURCH NOW HAVE OTHER FISH TO FRY!

NEW Alve-church manager Jimmy Fry has praised outgoing boss Ian Long but added it was time for the club to move forward.

GLASSBOYS CRACK IN A HEED RALLY

LUKE Hannant lashed home two superbly taken goals to break dogged Stourbridge hearts in what proved a cracking FA Cup tie.

A CHEEKY CHAPP-IE - AND A WINNER!

IT was in the last century but I remember it like it was yesterday. Remarkably, Geoff Chapple had just led Kingstonian to victory against Forest Green Rovers in the FA Trophy final. It was May 15, 1999.

GLOVERS SHOW NO CUP MERCY!

YEOVIL Town ensured Southend United will not be celebrating a glory FA Cup run under their new ownership as goals in either half from Jake Wannell and Jordan Young ended the Shrimpers hopes for another season.

Spencer treble gives Bath a battling start

BEN Spencer showed the England selectors what they’re missing as the scrum-half scored an emphatic hat-trick to help Bath begin their campaign with a battling bonus point win over Newcastle.

One Goon show we could all do without

IT IS just about possible, if you’re seriously odd, to imagine that Dan Cole might stand a chance of out-performing Simone Biles on the uneven bars. Which begs the following question: would you also be deluded enough to support a World Cup expansion to 24 teams?

Saints getting beefed up for new season

NORTHAMPTON are aiming to be bigger and better this season and Fin Smith believes today’s trip to Sale is the ideal start.

The twin pillars of England's rebuild

OLLIE Chessum and Marcus Smith play with such enthusiasm when they pull on the Red Rose jersey that their pride in representing England is transparent, and it will be evident when they face Fiji in this afternoon's World Cup quarter-final in Marseille.

Power of three for Peter in Hull's joy

A SUPERB hat-trick from Peter Hudson-Kowalewicz secured Hull a well-deserved bonus-point win against Billingham, keeping them in touch with the division’s top-three sides.

Galthie's spolit for options out wide

WHENEVER an international match is on the horizon, whether or not there’s a Rugby World Cup on – there is, by the way, in case you hadn’t noticed – coaches’ “selection headaches” become a hot topic of conversation.

ROBINS DO IT FOR THE KAM-ERAS

BRACKNELL TOWN continued their love affair with the FA Cup for a second consecutive season as they toppled National League Dagenham & Redbridge in late, emphatic drama at Bottom Meadow.

Hawkins can't wait to get going

AS one of Exeter’s new kids on the block, Joe Hawkins says the Chiefs are bang on track as they ready themselves for the demands of the upcoming Gallagher Premiership season.

ALFIE'S BACK IN THE SWING

LONG-TERM injury victim Alfie Rutherford wasted no time in shaking off 13 months of hell on the sidelines – scoring just TWO MINUTES into his first game back.

I Was Captured, Beaten and Interrogated by Russia

An injured Ukrainian soldier on his year-long ordeal as a prisoner of war

NEW HOPE for ALZHEIMER'S

Recent advances and promising new drugs mean doctors may soon be able to stave off the worst effects of the disease

The GOP's Opportunity With Muslim Voters

While most continue to vote Democratic, the culture wars, especially over public schools, may be starting to change that

AMERICA'S BEST ONLINE SHOPS 2024

The National Retail Federation, a prominent industry association, forecasts that U.S. consumer spending will increase by approximately 4 to 6 percent this year, reaching between $5.13 and $5.23 trillion.

Danny Pellegrino

IF THERE'S ONE THING DANNY PELLEGRINO, HOST OF THE HUGELY POPULAR Everything Iconic podcast, is ready for, it's the holidays.

MAIN MAN MANI BACK ON SONG!

MANI ended a run of seven matches without a goal to put Hartlepool United back on track after three straight defeats.

THERE'S NO END YET FOR GOLDEN HENDO!

Rochdale ace still going strong at 38

IRON STAY CALM AND CARRY ON!

A MEMBER of the group stepping in to save Scunthorpe United insists there is “enough money to manage the creditors” of the crisis-torn club.

FIVE-STAR ALTY MARCHING ON!

GOALS early and late in the second half saw Altrincham grab a superb victory in this top-six showdown on Tyneside to make it five wins on the spin for Phil Parkinson's men.

Dean buzzing over Bees come back

BARNET remain in second place, three points behind leaders Chesterfield, after scoring three times, thrilling come back.

IT PAYS TO GO THAT EXTRA YARD

PAUL FURLONG has never forgotten humble roots carved meticulously in our Non-League world.

WRAPPED UP SHRIMPERS!

A GOAL in either half in-form from Hary Cardwell and Gus Scott-Morriss gave Southend United the perfect start to life under new ownership as they rallied to a well-deserved three points at the expense of a disjointed Woking outfit.

We need to hit ground running, says Waller

NORTHAMPTON Saints have made seven changes as they welcome Doncaster Knights to Franklin’s Gardens for the first time since 2007.

Bury hold edge in enthralling encounter

IT has been two years since these teams last met, and that proved to be a high-scoring event.

Red Roses set for revenge mission

ENGLAND return to New Zealand for the first time since their ‘devastating’ loss to the Black Ferns in last year’s World Cup final aiming to get revenge in the newly formed WXV competition.

Italy crushed by rampant France

A RAMPANT France warmed up for the business end of their tournament in superb fashion with this crushing win over hapless Italy in Lyon.

LEADING LIGHT IN INCLUSIVITY

DOVER ATHLETIC are creating a special Sensory Room designed for supporters who need a quiet safe, space at Crabble – and lifelong fan Patrick Verrill believes it will open Non-League to even more people young and old.