BRENNAN STINGS 'MOANY' BEES!

FRUSTRATED Dean Brennan has lashed out at the \"miserable, moany\" Barnet boo boys and urged them to get behind the team in their bid for promotion.

ACE REED WAITED TO MAKE A MARK

WHEN Mark Reed sensed his manager turn around to look his way on Tuesday night, he knew what was coming next.

CHURCH HAILS TEENAGE KICKS

DEBUTANT Dan Shaw got his teenage kicks with the rocket that fired Alvechurch to the top of the table.

LEES SO PROUD OF HIS SHAKERS

SUPER Shakers made it 14 games unbeaten this season after easing to victory against struggling NPL outfit Blyth Spartans.

SEVEN-UP A STONES

RONAN Silva turned in a four-star display as Salisbury highlighted the three-division difference in quality against their Wessex Premier opponents.

HORGAN'S RELIEF AT TOWN SIX APPEAL

CHIPPENHAM Town heeded manager Gary Horgan's prematch warning about a potential shock and despatched their Jewson Western League hosts.

BRAD'S LEVELLER RESCUES THE IRON

IN A terrific FA Cup second qualifying round tie, Step 4 Newcastle Town held National League North leaders Scunthorpe at Buckmaster Avenue.

WHING IS SURE IT'S MOOR OF THE SAME

A BRACE from Conor Wilkinson brought Solihull Moors back-to-back National League victories.

MOR'S U'S ARE BACK ON TRACK

SUTTON United got back to winning ways with a wel come victory at Southend United.

DUO GET THEIR JUST REWARDS

ENGLAND legend Stuart Pearce has made surprise appearances at two Trident League clubs to hail a pair of award-winning volunteers who earned national recognition for their inspirational exploits.

NILE AIMS FOR A FRESH START WITH POPPIES

FORMER Premier League striker Nile Ranger has been handed the opportunity to get his playing career back on track by Kettering Town.

REBELS® SLIDE IS THE END FOR NEIL

FC UNITED of Manchester have parted company with manager Neil Reynolds after almost six years in charge.

BOBBY LEADING A TUDORS ERA!

BOBBY WILKINSON isn't going to say no to Hemel Hempstead Town sitting top of the National League South going into the FA Cup break - but he'd rather not be at the summit just yet!

WHING’S READY TO TAKE OFF

ANDY Whing believes newlook Solihull Moors possess the artillery to banish last season's double Wembley dismay - he's just short of bullets at the moment.

WE'VE STILL COTT A LONG WAY TO GO

STEVE Cotterill knows Forest Green's rebirth will be no five-minute makeover despite his own 'impatience'.

GARRARD IS BACK IN BUSINESS AT WOOD

LUKE GARRARD says Boreham Wood is \"part of the family\" to him after completing a surprise return to the National League South club as manager.

WE'RE BACK ON THE WHITE RATH

IT'S been a rough ride for Dover Athletic in recent years.

0-14! BORO EXIT IN STYLE

PROTESTING Farnborough FC fielded a team of supporters for a county cup tie - and were subsequently sent crashing to a 14-0 home defeat!

BISHOPS GLEE-VE

Awesome Mitres stun the Gulls

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