So, we’re on our travels again and we’re heading over to Cambridgeshire to the market town of St Neots, just off the A1 for our visit to the Power Plus Stadium for the Northern Premier Midland Division clash between St Neots Town and Lichfield City. With the sides taking up the seventh and eighth spots, both on 19 points, in what is an extremely tight league, this has the makings of a good competitive clash. On arriving, first impressions are very impressive, a great looking

On our travels today, we made the short trip to visit Arlesey Town FC for their Spartan Premier Midlands clash with Risborough Rangers. ...

Football is back and Saturday took me to Tividale in the Black Country, which is a stone’s throw from Dudley in the West Midlands....

The International Lava Cup is a tournament for over-40s which is played annually in Scotland, with teams travelling from all over the world for the prestigious event. The Lava Cup Tournament is a seven-a-side football tournament which raises money for local charities, and this year’s event will be held at Falkirk Football Club on Saturday, May 24th. This year's tournament is the biggest and most ambitious so far, with 20 teams from 9 nations taking part! The grassroots tourna

The welcome that was extended to me and Greg when heading into the valleys on our visit to Merthyr Town FC was truly amazing. "The land...

When the date was set for the 2025 Non-League Day, a wonderful concept that was set up in 2010 by James Doe to champion all that is great...

Blue Skies & 3 Points for The Millers! As many football fans will attest to, we often find ourselves trudging the length and the breadth...

We recently got in touch with the man behind FootyWatch, Andy Stone aka Stoner who is a ground hopper and grassroots reviewer who is also...

Like thousands of other football fans on Saturday 25th March, we decided to take in a game at grassroots level on what was the annual...

Another transfer window has come and gone and another obscene amount of money has been spent. A total of £815m was spent in the January...