Новости за 01.12.2024

Mark Molesley’s homecoming at Weymouth has ended prematurely after Terras chiefs admitted that results “did not meet expectations”.

Chairman Jez Dickinson says Brentwood Town are preparing for the biggest fixture in their history when high-profile neighbours Southend United visit in the Isuzu FA Trophy.

Quorn player-boss Ryan Beswick won’t be drawn on whether he is aiming to make his side Northern Premier League Midlands Division ‘invincibles’ after a stunning first half of the season.

Tom Cursons puts his Ilkeston Town goalscoring form down to an eclectic Non-League education – and ignoring the hype.

I felt like I had been magically transported to an alternative universe of Non-League spectator consumption on my recent visit to Hashtag United.

Angelo Harrop insists he will bounce back from his shock sacking by Braintree Town – and is already preparing to dive back into management.

AT the start of the season, the FA Vase was barely on Winsford United’s radar. Now, six months later, Blues are one win away from reaching the knockout competition’s last 32 for the first time.

St Albans City have brought in Ian Culverhouse to help rescue their season – and welcomed the return of a legend at the same time.

The government is set to raise its stake in Thai Airways International (THAI) but will not return the ailing airline to state enterprise status, according to a cabinet source.

The choice is in keeping with Trump's pattern, so far, of selecting people, often wealthy, who are close to his family or of proven loyalty.

Around half of the 101 foreign and Israeli hostages still held incommunicado in Gaza are believed to be alive.

Hooker Gus McCarthy scores match-winning try as Joe Schmidt foiled on return to Dublin

Tim Flowers revealed how his shock, breakneck switch to Alvechurch came as much a surprise to him as the fans he left behind.

The 24 National League clubs enter the Isuzu FA Trophy in this third round, joining the 40 clubs from Steps 2-4 to have battled their way into the last 64.

Georgian police and special forces cleared protesters and barricades from the main street of Tbilisi.

Several Swifties encouraged the Kansas City Chiefs star to pop the question to the Grammy winner after he congratulated the Buffalo Bills quarterback.

Israel can’t allow its policy to be dictated by the unknown demands of the Arab world. Zionists didn’t build a state to cower from developing their historic land.

The Finance Secretary will outline the Scottish Government’s tax and spending plans in Holyrood on Wednesday.

Sixth formers from Gordonstoun stayed on Swona, in the Pentland Firth, which has been uninhabited since 1974.

Wray, whose 10-year term doesn’t expire until 2027, would need to resign or be fired to create a vacancy for Patel to fill.

Who knows, they might even succeed in knocking some sense into the Ivy League schools.

Who wins the new open division soccer this year. Does Xavier continue to dominate?

James Franklin on the Penn State Nittany Lions' dominant win over the Maryland Terrapins in Week 14.

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