Lichfield Superbikes rider Gary Mason is hoping lady luck will shine on him as he heads for Silverstone for the penultimate race of the season.
A revised track layout will
Chasetown FC need to “cut out the silly mistakes” if they want to rediscover their winning touch against Bradford Park Avenue.
That’s the view of Dave Egan after his
LGCC FC kept up the pressure at the summit of the Burntwood six-a-side Sunday Premier Division as they battled to a 2-0 victory over Young Guns.
Pelsall
Chasetown FC manager Charlie Blakemore says it’s “great” to have former coach Kevin Thompson back at the club.
Thompson – who has enjoyed previous spells at the The Scholars Ground
Lichfield City FC’s manager has admitted he will be taking a long hard look at his players as he bids to kickstart his side’s season.
A frustrated Dean
Manager Chris Whitehouse believes his Shenstone Pathfinder FC players are only a whisker away from rattling the cages of the top sides in the table.
Pathfinder were beaten 3-2
Colwyn Bay FC maintained their unbeaten away record despite the best efforts of Chasetown FC in a hugely entertaining 2-2 draw.
A fast-paced match more reminiscent of a
Alex Titchiner admits the chance to get one over on his former club will be an added incentive as his Colwyn Bay side visit Chasetown FC.
The midfielder spent a
Lichfield RUFC finally managed to get one over on their old rivals Walsall RUFC for the first time in 20 years.
The Myrtle Greens made a promising start and certainly
Lichfield City FC went down to a defeat at Cadbury Athletic FC Reserves and left their manager again frustrated as his side missed a host of chances.
Dean Gilbert described
Shenstone Pathfinder slipped to defeat against unbeaten Sporting Khalsa despite taking the lead in the game.
A free kick from Steve White after 20 minutes was pounced upon by Jay
Burntwood RUFC 2nds were involved in a high scoring Merit game at HMP Featherstone.
The visitors found themselves well behind at half time but made a game of it in
