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The Non-League Football Paper, 04 ottobre 2026

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ArticleHIGH FIVES!

TADLEY Cal­l­eva and SE Dons are fly­ing the flag for Step 5 clubs in tomor­row’s FA Cup fourth qual­i­fy­ing round draw after another day of upsets. Com­bined Counties League Tad­ley came from behind to beat Step 3 Dart­ford 2-1, while SE Dons – a...

HIGH FIVES!

ArticleCITY SEAL AN ITALIAN JOB!

OXFORD CITY have pulled off a sen­sa­tional coup of former Wat­ford and Shef­field Wed­nes­day attacker Fernando Forestieri. The 36-year-old Italian has been part of the PFA’s sum­mer train­ing camp while look­ing to get a club back in Eng­land...

CITY SEAL AN ITALIAN JOB!

ArticleWRAP WEEK

A SECOND-HALF brace from Ash­ley Jar­vis ensured Mul­bar­ton Wan­der­ers reached the third qual­i­fy­ing round of the FA Cup for the first time in their his­tory with a 2-0 win over Wood­ford Town on Tues­day night. The game was replayed after a...

WRAP WEEK

ArticleGREEN ‘PRIDE’ OVER SCOTT’S LIONS’ DEBUT

LONG-STANDING man­ager Tony Vance says Guern­sey can take “a lot of pride” after island pro­tege Alex Scott made his Eng­land debut. The 23-year-old Bournemouth mid­fielder came on as a second-half sub­sti­tute in the Three Lions’ 2-0 win over the...

GREEN ‘PRIDE’ OVER SCOTT’S LIONS’ DEBUT

ArticleYOU SAID IT...

“It’s not a decision I’ve taken lightly. Unfor­tu­nately, I no longer feel that the club is head­ing in the dir­ec­tion that I would have liked or hoped for, and I there­fore feel that the time is right for me to step away” – Dir­ector and key...

YOU SAID IT...

ArticleLEE QUITS OVER HEALTH

LEE Bul­lock has stepped down as man­ager of Whitby Town for health reas­ons. The former York City and Brad­ford City mid­fielder, 45, missed Tues­day night’s game with Lan­caster City after being admit­ted to hos­pital with a “per­sonal med­ical issue”.

LEE QUITS OVER HEALTH