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In Profile... Jake Day of Spennymoor Town

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In Profile... Jake Day of Spennymoor Town Name: Jake Day Position: Centre Forward Current Club: Spennymoor Town   Previous clubs: Scarborough Athletic, Bridlington Town, Tadcaster Albion, Alfreton Town, Guiseley, Scarborough Athletic, Matlock, Whitby Town & Marske United   Team supported growing up? Manchester United.   Childhood hero? My childhood hero growing up was probably Beckham, just loved what he did and that goal against Greece was as the best memory I had of England growing up. Although I always had a soft spot for R9 and Shearer. Both just absolute bagsmen.   Biggest influence? Biggest influence now is my Mrs and kids. Just doing what I can to provide and make them proud   Favourite current player? My favourite player currently is probably Harry Kane. He’s just got the lot hasn’t he. The complete striker.   Best ground you’ve played at? The best ground I’ve played at is Bramall Lane in a cup final with Bridlington Town, we lost 4-1 bu

In Profile... Keith Emmerson of Dorchester Town FC

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In Profile... Keith Emmerson of Dorchester Town FC Name: Keith Emmerson Position: Defender Current Club: Dorchester Town FC   Previous clubs: West Auckland, South Shields FC, Shildon AFC, Stanway Rovers FC, Maldon & Tiptree, Sherborne Town FC, Street FC, Badshot Lea FC, Camberley Town FC, Poole Town FC, Farnborough FC, Taunton Town FC, Winchester City FC, Hungerford Town FC Team supported growing up? Manchester United   Childhood hero? Ryan Giggs - growing up I played left wing so looked up to him.   Biggest influence? Friends and family.   Favourite current player? Kevin De Bruyne - passing ability, how he can control pace of game   Best ground you’ve played at? Wembley   Best friend in football? Wouldn’t say I have a best friend in football but probably speak to both Luke Cairney (Poole Town FC) and Matt Buse (Weymouth FC) the most about football. Keith turning out for the British forces team against French counterparts Best player you’ve

Non League Day 2023 with Radford FC & Frank Horsley #GreenLightRaddy

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25th March 2023. Non League Day. Radford FC with Frank Horsley.  Non League Day is always one on the footballing calendar to look forward to. A chance of clubs to invite supporters of their bigger neighbours and give them a taste of what non league football is all about. Radford FC are no different. You might just miss their Selhurst Street ground as you travel through NG7 on one of Nottingham's trams but they are a progressive club looking to work their way up the pyramid.  In this blog I speak to Frank Horsley. The man on the tannoy at Selhurst Street known as "The Raddy Rude Rock Radio MC". Frank speaks to me about things such as the #GreenLightRaddy fundraising. The Radford ultra's affectionately known as "The Raddaeati" and just what to expect on a matchday down Selhurst Street.  As it stands Radford sit in 6th in the United Counties League Division 1 (step 6) just 4 points out of the play off spots. After missing out on promotion with a loss in the pla

In Profile... Keiran Coupe of Clipstone FC

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In Profile... Keiran Coupe of Clipstone FC Name: Keiran Roy Coupe Position: Right Back Current Club: Clipstone FC   Previous clubs: Mansfield, Rainworth, Heanor, Teversal, Blidworth, Sherwood, Pinxton and Rainworth again   Team supported growing up? Nottingham Forest.   Childhood hero? David Beckham, just remember him being unbelievable from dead ball situations, just used to watch him over and over again.   Biggest influence? My Dad, Had numerous hours with me trying to progress me, also taking me everywhere I needed to go.   Favourite current player? Connor Gallagher, I love his intensity, he was brilliant at Crystal Palace, just finding his feet now at Chelsea. He can do most things in midfield, break up play, can pass a ball and loves to get into the box.   Best ground you’ve played at? Field Mill (Mansfield Town)   Best friend in football? Jack Hawkins, played with Jack since we was 7 and we have stuck together all the way through football