Blues' Dave will be all right on the Knight
Met Police striker Dave Knight can fill the shoes of departed loan star Jonte Smith, according to boss Jimmy Cooper.
View ArticleCasuals battle gives cause for optimism
Walton Causals boss Danny Carroll is confident 2013 can only get better for the Ryman Division One South strugglers.
View ArticleCooper slams Blues despite win
Metropolitan Police boss Jim Cooper slammed the lacklustre attitude of his players in their 3-0 over Egham Town in the Surrey Senior Cup, writes Tom Ambrose.
View ArticleMet Police's Knight in shining armour
Met Police new boy Dave Knight wants to eclipse departed striker Jonte Smith by finishing the season as the club’s leading scorer, writes James Hepworth.
View ArticleFootball club wall collapses
A safety investigation has been launched after a wall collapsed at a football club on Saturday as fans celebrated a goal.
View ArticleCasuals chief welcomes inspiration from an unlikely source
Boss Kim Harris may have missed Corinthian Casuals’ crucial midweek win at bottom-club Three Bridges, but it turned out he was not needed as his team drew inspiration from an unlikely source.
View ArticleCooper questions Blues commitment
Met Police boss Jim Cooper questioned his play-off chasing squad’s desire after slumping to a Tuesday night drubbing at Enfield Town, writes Tom Ambrose.
View ArticleKavanagh and Reynolds can fire Blues to play-offs
Met Police boss Jimmy Cooper is hoping new boys Duran Reynolds and Tommy Kavanagh can fire the Blues to the Ryman Premier League play-offs.
View ArticleWalton Casuals front up at the Waterside - at last
Walton Casuals boss Danny Carroll is hoping waiting a long time to win a football match at home is like waiting a long time for a bus – three come along at once.
View ArticleMinibus charge not behind Terrors' squad problems
Rafa Benitez may be the most under pressure interim manager on the planet but at least the Chelsea boss can field 11 players at the start of a game - something his counterpart at Tooting & Mitcham...
View ArticleTanners outplayed by Wingate & Finchley
Leatherhead were thoroughly outplayed on Saturday by a well organised Wingate & Finchley side, who left with a 1-0 win at Summers Lane.
View ArticleCorinthian Casuals shock Dons and eye Cup defence
Corinthian Casuals boss Kim Harris wants back-to-back Surrey Senior Cups after dumping League Two AFC Wimbledon out of the competition on Tuesday.
View ArticleAndrews not expecting Tanners recall
Loan star Greg Andrews may have recaptured his goalscoring touch at Walton & Hersham, but he is not expecting a recall to Leatherhead any time soon.
View ArticleCasuals boss: Brown is no bad boy
Corinthian Casuals boss Kim Harris was not surprised to hear former player Byron Brown was sent-off for Walton Casuals on Saturday – because it was the reason he released him earlier this month.
View ArticleCrunch time for Dulwich Hamlet
Dulwich Hamlet go into the final game of the Ryman Division One South season in the middle of a three-way battle for promotion.
View ArticleSullivan: I will walk if Casuals go south
Walton Casuals boss Mick Sullivan has warned he will walk away from the club if the Stags are moved into the Southern Leagues, writes Stuart Amos.
View ArticleForzoni: Terrors squad taking shape
Tooting & Mitcham boss Roberto Forzoni has confirmed his initial 15-man first team squad is the “best of the bunch” he has had in for pre-season trials this summer.
View ArticleAndrews out to fire Tanners to success
Leatherhead striker Greg Andrews has admitted he considered never returning to Fetcham Grove after falling out of favour with boss Richard Brady and being loaned out to Walton and Hersham, only to...
View ArticleBlues have found winning habit
Assistant boss Gavin MacPherson has urged Met Police to take their pre-season form into the Ryman Premier League next week.
View ArticleStags have spots to fill for Cottagers visit
Walton Casuals boss Mick Sullivan has admitted there are still a few slots to be filled in his squad prior to next week’s start of the Ryman Division One South season.
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