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WHAT next for unpredictable Heybridge? They followed up a 5-0 victory at Romford in their last Ryman North away game by going one better at Ilford yesterday (Saturday), hitting six unanswered goals. Promotion form indeed, were it not for the 8-2 home defe

A TOP FA official has emphasised the importance of the Respect programme after the tragic death of Richard Nieuwenhuizen, who was attacked after acting as an assistant referee in a junior game in Holland at the weekend.

FOR A brief moment tonight (Wednesday) Lowestoft thought they had moved into the Ryman Premier play-off places.

A GOALLESS draw at East Thurrock tonight (Tuesday) was enough to put Margate on top of the Ryman Premier table, a point ahead of Whitehawk who now have a game in hand.

JAMIE CRELLIN was the hero as Hastings United ensured their name went into the bag for the FA Cup third-round draw with a battling 1-1 draw at Harrogate Town yesterday (Saturday).

WHEN John Sands pounced on a loose ball to equalise for Bury at Bognor ten minutes after half-time on Saturday, the home fans must have been resigned to dropping at least two Ryman Premier points. After all, the long-range shot from Terry Dodd which had p

WHEN Soham thrashed Sudbury 7-2 a fortnight ago it was a result startling enough to earn them the Ryman North Performance of the Month award for November, even though Sudbury have been struggling for form this season.

A BURST of four goals in 15 minutes kept Dulwich on top of the Ryman South table with a 4-2 home win over Eastbourne Town yesterday (Saturday).

HASTINGS United’s FA Cup success was recognised when the Ryman League’s Macron Awards for November were announced this evening (Saturday).

ON behalf of the whole league, we wish the very best of luck to Hastings United as they travel to Yorkshire today (Friday) for their FA Cup second round tie at Harrogate Town tomorrow.

LEISTON collected their second successive away point with a 2-2 draw at Wingate tonight (Tuesday) in the only Ryman Premier game to survive the recent heavy rain.

TWO late goals by Danny Carr fired Dulwich to the top of Ryman South with a 2-1 victory at Three Bridges, where 326 braved the driving rain to watch the action on a pitch that remained in near-perfect condition.