A couple of non league snippets

[GlenSTFC]

Louie Soares has joined Hampton.

[Reading Rebel]

Good luck to Louis Soares at Hampton.  

[Big J R]

On 13/06/2019 at 19:27, Big J R said:

Announced in todays Dorking Advertiser along with Gallagher from Aldershot.

 

Dorking Wanderers announced yesterday that Gallagher has taken over coaching Wanderers Under 18's

Edited June 28, 2019 by Big J R
Mis-spelling.

[Reading Rebel]

After Tamplin claimed that Billericay were now self sustainable and going full time have now reverted back to part time and training twice a week.

I suppose a cynic would say it was just a ruse to get some of the high earning contracted players out of the club.

[3spirit]

In the Maidenhead Advertiser, it appears Marlow keeper Simon Grant and their centre half Adam Richards are going to be playing in the National League South this season. My guess is it is for Hampton and Richmond fc as they currently need a goalie and centre halves.

Ex Maidenhead midfielder James Mulley has left Enfield fc for Bracknell fc. 

[Reading Rebel]

55 minutes ago, 3spirit said:

In the Maidenhead Advertiser, it appears Marlow keeper Simon Grant and their centre half Adam Richards are going to be playing in the National League South this season. My guess is it is for Hampton and Richmond fc as they currently need a goalie and centre halves.

Ex Maidenhead midfielder James Mulley has left Enfield fc for Bracknell fc. 

In 2007 James Mulley played 2 games for Slough on loan from Yeading.

At 30 he's got plenty of experience and another very good signing for Bracknell.

[3spirit]

10 hours ago, Reading Rebel said:

In 2007 James Mulley played 2 games for Slough on loan from Yeading.

At 30 he's got plenty of experience and another very good signing for Bracknell.

Was that from memory, RR?  If it was, you've certainly got a better one than I have !

[Reading Rebel]

50 minutes ago, 3spirit said:

Was that from memory, RR?  If it was, you've certainly got a better one than I have !

Unfortunately not.

I did know he played for Slough but as for the details it was good old Wiki.

[Reeeebbbbeeeelllllls]

Have you seen the pitch yourself? If you have then you’ll understand what I mean it’s a low grade 3G surface imo

[Curtis]

Havant sign Sam Magri & Danny Kedwell who were both at Ebbsfleet last season.... I would think they will make them even stronger favourites for the title.

[Big J R]

2 hours ago, Curtis said:

Havant sign Sam Magri & Danny Kedwell who were both at Ebbsfleet last season.... I would think they will make them even stronger favourites for the title.

 

Could Ebbsfleet be a sinking ship ??

[michaelSTFC]

22 minutes ago, Big J R said:

 

Could Ebbsfleet be a sinking ship ??

Could be coming to a grave end.

[3spirit]

2 hours ago, Curtis said:

Havant sign Sam Magri & Danny Kedwell who were both at Ebbsfleet last season.... I would think they will make them even stronger favourites for the title.

And Andy Drury from Ebbsfleet.

In yesterday's edition of the Non League paper, there's an interview with Paul Doswell and he says that Havant have a very good Conference South budget but a bottom six National League budget. Just goes to show the stark contrast between divisions.

Havant won't get it all their own way this season but they are likely to be fighting it out for promotion.

Least Paul Doswell gave Slough a mention in his article, about recruiting well for this campaign, and last season's victory over Sutton. 

[Reading Rebel]

After raiding Ebbsfleet for three more quality signings I make Havant hot favourites to walk away with the NLS.

They've now got a great blend of players with NL and NLS experience along with some promising young players.

I think all the other sides in the NLS are now fighting for the remaining play-off places.

[Reading Rebel]

1 hour ago, 3spirit said:

And Andy Drury from Ebbsfleet.

In yesterday's edition of the Non League paper, there's an interview with Paul Doswell and he says that Havant have a very good Conference South budget but a bottom six National League budget. Just goes to show the stark contrast between divisions.

Havant won't get it all their own way this season but they are likely to be fighting it out for promotion.

Least Paul Doswell gave Slough a mention in his article, about recruiting well for this campaign, and last season's victory over Sutton. 

With the players Havant have signed I'm pretty sure they are up with Billericay and Hemel as the money bag clubs of the division.

[3spirit]

16 minutes ago, Reading Rebel said:

After raiding Ebbsfleet for three more quality signings I make Havant hot favourites to walk away with the NLS.

They've now got a great blend of players with NL and NLS experience along with some promising young players.

I think all the other sides in the NLS are now fighting for the remaining play-off places.

Dulwich Hamlet have signed well and Maidstone can't be wrote off. Last season I was impressed with Chelmsford and although they've lost some good players they seem to have recruited some good ones too, so I'm expecting them to be strong again. Dartford are no mugs too and have signed class.

Weymouth and Dorking have strengthened and will be no pushovers but the one side I'm looking forward to seeing is Braintree as they have a completely new team and a new manager and have a very young inexperienced side and have no money and most of their players have been recruited from step 3,4 and 5. Got no affliation with Braintree whatsoever but this season I will follow their results. Can't see Hungerford or Tonbridge doing much either. Hampton have got money problems,too but I think Gary McCann can keep them out of trouble. I hope so as I like Hampton as a club.

[Reading Rebel]

1 minute ago, 3spirit said:

Dulwich Hamlet have signed well and Maidstone can't be wrote off. Last season I was impressed with Chelmsford and although they've lost some good players they seem to have recruited some good ones too, so I'm expecting them to be strong again. Dartford are no mugs too and have signed class.

Weymouth and Dorking have strengthened and will be no pushovers but the one side I'm looking forward to seeing is Braintree as they have a completely new team and a new manager and have a very young inexperienced side and have no money and most of their players have been recruited from step 3,4 and 5. Got no affliation with Braintree whatsoever but this season I will follow their results. Can't see Hungerford or Tonbridge doing much either. Hampton have got money problems,too but I think Gary McCann can keep them out of trouble. I hope so as I like Hampton as a club.

You should be following Concord as well then as they've also recruited most of their players from the lower divisions.

I think you're right that the clubs you've mentioned have signed some good players but IMO not of the experience and quality that Havant have.

[3spirit]

 

23 minutes ago, Reading Rebel said:

You should be following Concord as well then as they've also recruited most of their players from the lower divisions.

I think you're right that the clubs you've mentioned have signed some good players but IMO not of the experience and quality that Havant have.

Forgot about Concord, and at the other end, Hemel are likely to do well. All shaping up to be an interesting season. Wonder when we will get to hear of this other possible Slough recruit? Hint,hint  - ?

[Reading Rebel]

11 minutes ago, 3spirit said:

 

Forgot about Concord, and at the other end, Hemel are likely to do well. All shaping up to be an interesting season. Wonder when we will get to hear of this other possible Slough recruit? Hint,hint  - ?

If it comes off I should imagine it'll be after tomorrows first training session.

[Irishadrian]

Much sought after 36 goal striker Kabongo Tshimanga leaves Oxford City for Boreham Wood