Shenstone Pathfinder FC manager Chris Whitehouse is warning his players that their strong start to the season will face its toughest test next time out.
A 5-2 win over
Chasetown FC’s first ever home game in the Evo-Stik Premier League ended in a 1-0 defeat to Marine.
Things were close-run for much of the game
Lichfield City FC manager Dean Gilbert was pleased to see business as usual as his side returned to winning ways.
On the back of a cup defeat by Burntwood, the
Shenstone Pathfinder FC made it back to back wins and moved up to fifth in the table with an excellent home win against a good Bridgnorth Town FC Reserve side.
Chasetown FC acquitted themselves well in their Evo-Stik Northern Premier League debut, but hosts Bradford Park Avenue cruelly snatched a stoppage-time winner.
Even in defeat the side could
Bassetts Allsorts began their climb away from the Lichfield Sunday six-a-side league basement as they beat Stonn All Stars 4-2, while FC Licho got off the mark
Chasetown FC’s Dave Egan has admitted he hopes he won’t be able to win his place back in the team straight away when he returns from suspension.
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FC Firm sit just off the pace in the Burntwood six-a-side Sunday league as they beat Brian Blessed Hawkmen 5-1, while mid-table Heavyweights eased out Norton
Chasetown FC have confirmed the permanent signing of striker Grant Ryan.
The former Mansfield Town man spent much of last season on loan at the Scholars Ground, but has now
Shenstone Pathfinder FC’s assistant manager believes the early signs are good after his side beat Wyrley Juniors 3-1.
A Dale Anderson double and a goal from Tim Travers
Shenstone Pathfinder got off the mark in the league with a well earned victory against Wyrley Juniors.
With manager Chris Whitehouse away on holiday, Pathfinder made only one change from
Chasetown FC came from behind in their friendly against Sheffield FC with super-subs Dave Egan and Grant Ryan on target in the second half.
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