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HOWELL'S THAT FOR A REBIRTH

The Non-League Football Paper

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December 24, 2023

SOUTHALL are one of England's oldest clubs who kick-started careers of Les Ferdinand, Gordon Hill and Alan Devonshire.

- Matthew Luddington

HOWELL'S THAT FOR A REBIRTH

Now current boss Max Howell is determined to write new chapters in the club's proud history.

After two promotions in the last five seasons, the west London club currently sit third in the Isthmian League South Central Division.

Howell, a former playing favourite at the club, masterminded the promotion from Step 5 in the club's 150th anniversary season in 2022 and is now approaching 250 games at the helm.

And he says his side are just happy to enjoy the ride.

"We've started the season well, but I expect to get blown away towards the end of the season by the bigger teams like Chertsey, Leatherhead and Ux bridge," Howell told The NLP.

"This year no one has really grabbed it by the balls to say this is our league, whereas in previous years teams have run away with it.

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WITH all three teams above them at kickoff not in league action, York City took full advantage to move to the top of the table as they came from a goal behind to record a first-ever win over Sutton United, who, despite defeat, moved out of the National League relegation zone.

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CHERTSEY Town made it six wins in seven with a thrilling win over bottom club Tiverton Town.

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1 min

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SPALDING United cemented their position at the top of the table with victory over second-placed Harborough Town in front of a bumper crowd of just under 1,200 at the Sir Halley Stewart Field.

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2 mins

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AS the one-year anniversary of their arrival at Poole Town ticked by in the week, management duo Pat Suraci and Joe Lea would no doubt have paused to reflect on quite how much has changed since then.

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