A Lichfield man has been named as the captain of England’s Aussie Rules football team.
Ian Mitchell, 30, will lead the England Dragonslayers in their competitive autumn fixtures.
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Barton United continued their climb up the table with a good 3-2 win at Perrywood.
The Black Swans moved into eighth in the Midland Football League Division Three thanks
Burntwood Town FC shrugged off their league woes to progress in the Staffordshire County Cup.
Despite being without a point from their opening five Midland Football League games this season,
Barton United could climb into the top half of the table if tey can secure victory at Perrywood tomorrow (September 20).
The Black Swans have endured a shaky start to
Second place is within sight of Shenstone Pathfinder if they can secure victory this weekend.
Paths have won three games on the bounce in the West Midlands Regional League Division
Barton United continued to haul themselves up the table after securing a 4-2 win over Inkberrow.
Goals from Robert Houston, George Stack, Sean Wallis and sub John Thompson were
Burntwood Town remain pointless at the foot of the table after a heavy 5-1 defeat at Leamington Hibernian.
A Dean Brookes goal was all Town had to show for
One of football’s best known characters will be lifting the lid on his life in the beautiful game at the Lichfield Garrick.
Sir Doug Ellis, former owner of Aston
Shenstone Pathfinder are fourth in the table after a 3-0 triumph over Wrens Nest.
A double from Seb Finkle and a goal from Alex Leonard were enough to seal
A double from Seb Finkle helped Shenstone Pathfinder secure a 3-1 win at Team Dudley.
Joshua Haston got the other goal as Paths kept themselves in amongst the leading
