Shiners Taking Promotion Serious
19th April, 2007
Improvements at South Normanton Athletic's Lees Lane are well underway as the club continues its quest for promotion.
The Shiners, who are guaranteed a top three spot in Division One, say that contractors have now fully completed the concrete hard-standing on one full side and behind the bottom goal.
The remaining work will be completed early next week and in readiness for the next League inspection.
Supporters attending Saturday's final home league match versus Dinnington Town will be able to use this new facility.
The Shiners, who are guaranteed a top three spot in Division One, say that contractors have now fully completed the concrete hard-standing on one full side and behind the bottom goal.
The remaining work will be completed early next week and in readiness for the next League inspection.
Supporters attending Saturday's final home league match versus Dinnington Town will be able to use this new facility.
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Support From Local Business
15th March, 2007
Slimming World, based in Alfreton, have given their backing to Division One side, South Normanton Athletic.
The company, the largest slimming organisation in the UK, recently offered its support and sponsorship to the team, providing new branded warm-up tops and signage for the stand.
Club chairman, Colin Price, said: "It is thanks to the ongoing support we receive from local companies such as Slimming World that the club has been able to go from strength to strength.
"We're delighted with the new branded tops, they look really smart and it's always great for the team to get new pieces of kit."
Bridget Shirtcliffe, Slimming World HR manager, said: "Slimming World is a major employer in the local area and we're delighted to have the chance to contribute to the community by supporting a local sports team."
The company, the largest slimming organisation in the UK, recently offered its support and sponsorship to the team, providing new branded warm-up tops and signage for the stand.
Club chairman, Colin Price, said: "It is thanks to the ongoing support we receive from local companies such as Slimming World that the club has been able to go from strength to strength.
"We're delighted with the new branded tops, they look really smart and it's always great for the team to get new pieces of kit."
Bridget Shirtcliffe, Slimming World HR manager, said: "Slimming World is a major employer in the local area and we're delighted to have the chance to contribute to the community by supporting a local sports team."
(Story Source: Ripley & Heanor News)
Shiners Sign Heath
9th March, 2007
South Normanton Athletic have signed Keiron Heath from neighbours Shirebrook Town and he will go straight into their squad.
Joint Manager Mark Harvey said, "Keiron has signed for us and will figure in the match tomorrow versus Teversal at Lees Lane.
"I have have known Keiron for a long time and played with him during my playing career.
"He played consistently well for Long Eaton when Glyn Stacey was the manager there and both of us know what an asset he can be."
Recently, Heath has been sidelined through injury at Shirebrook Town but, according to a Shirebrook contact, he has always been a good servant to the clubs he has played for.
Joint Manager Mark Harvey said, "Keiron has signed for us and will figure in the match tomorrow versus Teversal at Lees Lane.
"I have have known Keiron for a long time and played with him during my playing career.
"He played consistently well for Long Eaton when Glyn Stacey was the manager there and both of us know what an asset he can be."
Recently, Heath has been sidelined through injury at Shirebrook Town but, according to a Shirebrook contact, he has always been a good servant to the clubs he has played for.
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
South Normanton Strengthen Their Squad
25th February, 2007
In an attempt to strengthen their squad, managers Glyn Stacey and Mark Harvey have signed 22-year-old centre forward Graham O?Reilly from Mickleover Sports.
Mark Harvey said: "Having recently lost Ryan Mellors and Keiron Saxton to Borrowash Victoria, and Joel Hodgkinson to Glapwell, Graham has been recommended to the club.
"He has not figured much at Mickleover recently so we agreed to give the lad a chance."
He went on: "We have lost Simon Johnson recently, who is suspended for four matches and we needed to bolster things up so we can maintain our stance at the top of Division One, especially having lost our last two league matches.
"We are looking to strengthen the squad all the while and have other 'irons in the fire' at this time."
Mark Harvey said: "Having recently lost Ryan Mellors and Keiron Saxton to Borrowash Victoria, and Joel Hodgkinson to Glapwell, Graham has been recommended to the club.
"He has not figured much at Mickleover recently so we agreed to give the lad a chance."
He went on: "We have lost Simon Johnson recently, who is suspended for four matches and we needed to bolster things up so we can maintain our stance at the top of Division One, especially having lost our last two league matches.
"We are looking to strengthen the squad all the while and have other 'irons in the fire' at this time."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Mourn Death Of Kevin Taylor
21st February, 2007
South Normanton Athletic are mourning the death of past committee member, Kevin Taylor.
He passed away on Monday following a long illness.
Peter Kane, ex-vice chairman of the Shiners, told the NCEL Website: "Kevin one was of the original committee who helped the club in various positions, including treasurer, for several years back in the 80s.
"When the club found itself in troubled times in the early 90s through lack of committee members, he and myself went back to the club to help get things back on track along with some of the lads who had been there for over 20 years.
"Kev was only 54 but had suffered through illness for the past five years and was confined mostly to his house but, every month, he made an effort to come for a pint to see how the club was progressing.
"The club has stated that their pre-season tournament it runs each year will be named after him this year.
"All the participating clubs will be playing for the 'Kev Taylor Trophy' in memory of one of South Normanton's good guys."
He passed away on Monday following a long illness.
Peter Kane, ex-vice chairman of the Shiners, told the NCEL Website: "Kevin one was of the original committee who helped the club in various positions, including treasurer, for several years back in the 80s.
"When the club found itself in troubled times in the early 90s through lack of committee members, he and myself went back to the club to help get things back on track along with some of the lads who had been there for over 20 years.
"Kev was only 54 but had suffered through illness for the past five years and was confined mostly to his house but, every month, he made an effort to come for a pint to see how the club was progressing.
"The club has stated that their pre-season tournament it runs each year will be named after him this year.
"All the participating clubs will be playing for the 'Kev Taylor Trophy' in memory of one of South Normanton's good guys."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Thorpe Back With The Shiners
2nd February, 2007
Nick Thorpe has made a personal request to leave Teversal and has re-joined his former club, South Normanton Athletic.
The former Sutton Town and Kidsgrove striker left the Shiners in the Summer after being the top scorer at Lees Lane for the previous two seasons.
The Shiners Chairman Colin Price said: "We are pleased to have Nick back at the Club.
"He was always a favourite of our supporters and we couldn't understand why he left to join Tevie at the start of this season. He was our top scorer in the past two seasons and we are pleased to have him back.
"He should be a good addition to the current squad of players at Lees Lane."
Thorpe says: "I am looking forward to the challenge and hopefully I can get back to scoring goals."
The former Sutton Town and Kidsgrove striker left the Shiners in the Summer after being the top scorer at Lees Lane for the previous two seasons.
The Shiners Chairman Colin Price said: "We are pleased to have Nick back at the Club.
"He was always a favourite of our supporters and we couldn't understand why he left to join Tevie at the start of this season. He was our top scorer in the past two seasons and we are pleased to have him back.
"He should be a good addition to the current squad of players at Lees Lane."
Thorpe says: "I am looking forward to the challenge and hopefully I can get back to scoring goals."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Juggle Squad Around
6th January, 2007
South Normanton Athletic's management duo this morning clinched the signing of former Sheffield United, Ilkeston Town and Shepshed Dynamo midfielder Joel Hodgkinson.
Joint Manager Mark Harvey said: "We have been monitoring Joel's progress for sometime now and we welcome him to the squad at Lees Lane.
"We know that he will be an asset to team's push for Promotion to the NCEL Premier League. Joel is the type of player we need."
Out of Lees Lane this week went Keiron Saxton who has joined Borrowash Victoria after an unhappy time with the Club.
Keiron has recently been on 'loan' with Graham Street Prims in the Central Midlands League contributing significantly and scoring a number of goals for them.
Harvey said: "We are sorry to lose Keiron but he has been unable to gain a regular place in our team and he is a player that needs to be playing first team football.
"I wish him the best of luck with Borrowash."
Joint Manager Mark Harvey said: "We have been monitoring Joel's progress for sometime now and we welcome him to the squad at Lees Lane.
"We know that he will be an asset to team's push for Promotion to the NCEL Premier League. Joel is the type of player we need."
Out of Lees Lane this week went Keiron Saxton who has joined Borrowash Victoria after an unhappy time with the Club.
Keiron has recently been on 'loan' with Graham Street Prims in the Central Midlands League contributing significantly and scoring a number of goals for them.
Harvey said: "We are sorry to lose Keiron but he has been unable to gain a regular place in our team and he is a player that needs to be playing first team football.
"I wish him the best of luck with Borrowash."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Lose Second Striker To Shirebrook
31st December, 2006
South Normanton Athletic striker Damien Powell has followed Vladimir Santos Farrell to Shirebrook Town.
He transferred to Shirebrook on Friday evening following talks with Manager Graham Charlesworth and made his debut yesterday against league leaders Sheffield FC.
Powell had been up-and-down in his form at Lees Lane but had contributed significantly in their push for promotion to the Premier Division.
The Shiners Chairman Colin Price said: "Obviously, we are sorry to see Damien leave us at a vital time like this.
"We are pushing towards promotion but he decided to join Shirebrook and his friend Santos Farrell who joined them two weeks ago.
"We wish him the very best of luck."
He transferred to Shirebrook on Friday evening following talks with Manager Graham Charlesworth and made his debut yesterday against league leaders Sheffield FC.
Powell had been up-and-down in his form at Lees Lane but had contributed significantly in their push for promotion to the Premier Division.
The Shiners Chairman Colin Price said: "Obviously, we are sorry to see Damien leave us at a vital time like this.
"We are pushing towards promotion but he decided to join Shirebrook and his friend Santos Farrell who joined them two weeks ago.
"We wish him the very best of luck."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Farrell Leaves Shiners For Shirebrook
12th December, 2006
Following discussions, Vladimir Santos Farrell has decided to join Shirebrook Town from near neighbours South Normanton Athletic.
Farrell has not been a first choice striker, since the arrival of Kevin Mabon and Simon Johnson at South Normanton.
He has, however, scored some vital goals for the Shiners in their push for promotion to the Premier League.
The Chairman, Colin Price said: "Obviously, we are sorry to lose a player of Santos' quality to Shirebrook, but I do understand his position.
"We all wish him the best of luck."
Farrell has not been a first choice striker, since the arrival of Kevin Mabon and Simon Johnson at South Normanton.
He has, however, scored some vital goals for the Shiners in their push for promotion to the Premier League.
The Chairman, Colin Price said: "Obviously, we are sorry to lose a player of Santos' quality to Shirebrook, but I do understand his position.
"We all wish him the best of luck."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Secretary Resigns
20th November, 2006
Andrew Meredith, the secretary of NCEL Division One side South Normanton Athletic, has resigned after a four-year spell with the Lees Lane club.
Andrew gives his reasons as personal ones and has left by mutual agreement with the Committee.
He does not have any plans for the future and will, together with his wife Louise continue to support the Shiners whenever possible.
Colin Price, the Shiners Chairman, said: "Obviously, we are disappointed but I would like to thank Andrew of behalf of everyone at the Club and we wish him well for the future.
"He will always be welcome at Lees Lane."
The Club now have a vacancy for an experienced Secretary and interested parties should contact Colin Price on either his mobile (07976 621614) or email: nilocecirp@aol.com.
Andrew gives his reasons as personal ones and has left by mutual agreement with the Committee.
He does not have any plans for the future and will, together with his wife Louise continue to support the Shiners whenever possible.
Colin Price, the Shiners Chairman, said: "Obviously, we are disappointed but I would like to thank Andrew of behalf of everyone at the Club and we wish him well for the future.
"He will always be welcome at Lees Lane."
The Club now have a vacancy for an experienced Secretary and interested parties should contact Colin Price on either his mobile (07976 621614) or email: nilocecirp@aol.com.
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Get Double Off-Field Boost
18th November, 2006
South Normanton Athletic have announced the appointment of a Commercial Manager and the clinching of a new kit sponsor.
Joining Lees Lane is Alan Cleaver who served as the Senior Recruitment Officer with Derby County.
He was, until recently, assistant manager of the reserve side of local rivals, Sutton Town, but left amicably to take on the post of Commercial Manager at South Normanton.
Alan, who is pleased to join the Shiners, said: "I have known Roger (Reek) for a long time now and he asked me to join the Club as Commercial Manager.
"I just want to get on with the challenge now and strengthen this forward looking football club."
Roger Reek for the Shiners said: "Alan has extensive experience in football as a manager, scout and commercially.
"I hope that he will use his experience to elevate the Shiners into higher football which everyone at the club deserves."
Meanwhile, South Normanton Athletic have announced that 2 Simons Building Services of Coxmoor Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, are their new kit sponsors.
An official presentation took place at The Marriott Renaissance Hotel with Simon Jones from the company and the managers, players and officials of South Normanton.
In addition, Simon gave other financial support to the Shiners who are enjoying their best season in recent years.
He said: "It is a pleasure to be invited to sponsor a team like the Shiners who are currently doing well."
Joining Lees Lane is Alan Cleaver who served as the Senior Recruitment Officer with Derby County.
He was, until recently, assistant manager of the reserve side of local rivals, Sutton Town, but left amicably to take on the post of Commercial Manager at South Normanton.
Alan, who is pleased to join the Shiners, said: "I have known Roger (Reek) for a long time now and he asked me to join the Club as Commercial Manager.
"I just want to get on with the challenge now and strengthen this forward looking football club."
Roger Reek for the Shiners said: "Alan has extensive experience in football as a manager, scout and commercially.
"I hope that he will use his experience to elevate the Shiners into higher football which everyone at the club deserves."
Meanwhile, South Normanton Athletic have announced that 2 Simons Building Services of Coxmoor Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield, are their new kit sponsors.
An official presentation took place at The Marriott Renaissance Hotel with Simon Jones from the company and the managers, players and officials of South Normanton.
In addition, Simon gave other financial support to the Shiners who are enjoying their best season in recent years.
He said: "It is a pleasure to be invited to sponsor a team like the Shiners who are currently doing well."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Shiners Continue Squad Strengthening
6th October, 2006
South Normanton Athletic have captured the signing of experienced striker Lee Aldred.
He joined before the noon deadline today and so will be included in the squad for tomorrow's FA Vase game against Loughborough Dynamos.
His signing comes only a couple of weeks after the transfer of Kevin Mabon from Arnold Town, and the transfer of Barry Stokes from local neighbours Sutton Town earlier in the week.
Secretary Andrew Meredith said: "Lee has scored numerous goals wherever he has played and is definitely capable of changing any match which make him a good acquisition.
"Glynn Stacey and Mark Harvey are now building an exciting squad with experience, youth and also locally grown talent which is pleasing for all to see at the club."
He joined before the noon deadline today and so will be included in the squad for tomorrow's FA Vase game against Loughborough Dynamos.
His signing comes only a couple of weeks after the transfer of Kevin Mabon from Arnold Town, and the transfer of Barry Stokes from local neighbours Sutton Town earlier in the week.
Secretary Andrew Meredith said: "Lee has scored numerous goals wherever he has played and is definitely capable of changing any match which make him a good acquisition.
"Glynn Stacey and Mark Harvey are now building an exciting squad with experience, youth and also locally grown talent which is pleasing for all to see at the club."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
New Commercial Manager For Shiners
4th October, 2006
South Normanton Athletic Football Club this week appointed Alan Cleaver as their Commercial Manager.
His role is to establish major sponsorship deals and advertising.
Chairman Colin Price said: "We are pleased to have secured the services of Alan, who has a vast amount of experience and expertise in this field."
Alan can be contacted on 01773 810766 or 07884 053939.
His role is to establish major sponsorship deals and advertising.
Chairman Colin Price said: "We are pleased to have secured the services of Alan, who has a vast amount of experience and expertise in this field."
Alan can be contacted on 01773 810766 or 07884 053939.
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Transfer Boost For Shiners
15th September, 2006
South Normanton Athletic's joint manager Mark Harvey has announced a major signing today.
Striker Kevin Mabon has made the move from Premier Division side Arnold Town to rejoin his former boss, Glyn Stacey, at Lees Lane.
He will go straight into Athletic's squad for the trip to Worsbrough Bridge tomorrow.
Meanwhile, the Division One outfit have also announced today that they have appointed Joe Atkinson as their new club captain.
Striker Kevin Mabon has made the move from Premier Division side Arnold Town to rejoin his former boss, Glyn Stacey, at Lees Lane.
He will go straight into Athletic's squad for the trip to Worsbrough Bridge tomorrow.
Meanwhile, the Division One outfit have also announced today that they have appointed Joe Atkinson as their new club captain.
Shiners Win Friendly Tournament
6th August, 2006
South Normanton Athletic have been celebrating their emphatic win over Premier Division side Shirebrook Town as they won their own invitation tournament for the first time.
Chairman Colin Price presented captain Nicolas Ghislenioni with the Jim England Trophy after their 3-1 victory last Wednesday.
He praised the management team of Glynn Stacy and Mark Harvey for building a team that he believes can compete at NCEL level.
He said: "This is the first piece of siverware for almost five long years and we think it is just the start.
"They have turned this club on its head and the future looks very bright after a struggle for the past four seasons. The time is ours to grasp."
The hosts played some exhiliarating football to go into a three-goal lead by half-time thanks to a brace from Ghisloni and one from Adam Needham.
But, the icing on the cake for the home fans was the performance of hometown boy Jarred Homes who is playing senior football for the first time.
Mr Price added: "It is amazing to think this lad has never played with the big boys, never mind at NCEL level.
"We and the management team are delighted that we have found one of the most natural talents on our own doorstep."
Praising Shirebrook Town on the way they played in the tournament, Price said: "They play great football and are a credit to their committee and supporters."
Chairman Colin Price presented captain Nicolas Ghislenioni with the Jim England Trophy after their 3-1 victory last Wednesday.
He praised the management team of Glynn Stacy and Mark Harvey for building a team that he believes can compete at NCEL level.
He said: "This is the first piece of siverware for almost five long years and we think it is just the start.
"They have turned this club on its head and the future looks very bright after a struggle for the past four seasons. The time is ours to grasp."
The hosts played some exhiliarating football to go into a three-goal lead by half-time thanks to a brace from Ghisloni and one from Adam Needham.
But, the icing on the cake for the home fans was the performance of hometown boy Jarred Homes who is playing senior football for the first time.
Mr Price added: "It is amazing to think this lad has never played with the big boys, never mind at NCEL level.
"We and the management team are delighted that we have found one of the most natural talents on our own doorstep."
Praising Shirebrook Town on the way they played in the tournament, Price said: "They play great football and are a credit to their committee and supporters."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
All-NCEL Final In Friendly Tournament
1st August, 2006
The South Normanton Athletic Invitational Trophy tournament comes to an end this Wednesday night with an all-NCEL clash.
Hosts Athletic face Shirebrook Town in the final that kicks off at 7.15pm at Lees Lane.
South Normanton Athletic are through following wins over Pinxton FC and Blackwell Miners Welfare.
But, they know it will be a close encounter against a Shirebrook Town side that have scored seven goals in the competition so far.
The Premier Division outfit reached the final by easily beating a South Normanton Academy side and Bolsover Town.
Hosts Athletic face Shirebrook Town in the final that kicks off at 7.15pm at Lees Lane.
South Normanton Athletic are through following wins over Pinxton FC and Blackwell Miners Welfare.
But, they know it will be a close encounter against a Shirebrook Town side that have scored seven goals in the competition so far.
The Premier Division outfit reached the final by easily beating a South Normanton Academy side and Bolsover Town.
Shiners Tournament Set To Start
21st July, 2006
South Normanton Athletic's pre-season invitation tournament kicks off tomorrow.
The tournament is in its third season and will include NCEL and Central Midlands sides.
Games will be played over the next few days, all at South Normanton's Lees Lane ground.
The opening game kicks off at 3pm when the holders for the past two years, Heanor Town, take on Bolsover Town.
South Normanton Athletic's academy side will take on Shirbrook Town whilst the first team play neighbours Pinxton FC.
Vice Chairman Pete Kane said: "This pre-season tournament has become very popular with local sides looking to play in games that have the edge over normal friendlies."
The tournament is in its third season and will include NCEL and Central Midlands sides.
Games will be played over the next few days, all at South Normanton's Lees Lane ground.
The opening game kicks off at 3pm when the holders for the past two years, Heanor Town, take on Bolsover Town.
South Normanton Athletic's academy side will take on Shirbrook Town whilst the first team play neighbours Pinxton FC.
Vice Chairman Pete Kane said: "This pre-season tournament has become very popular with local sides looking to play in games that have the edge over normal friendlies."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Start Of New Era For Shiners?
19th July, 2006
New South Normanton Athletic managers Glyn Stacey and Mark Harvey face the difficult task of rebuilding a club down on its luck.
Over the past three seasons, the Northern Counties East Division One outfit have gone through two changes in management, a new chairman and mass exodus of players.
They struggled for form on the pitch last season and rumours of a rift in the dressing room, which apparently played a part in the exit of former manager Chris Nicholson, have been rife.
But Stacey, who spent more than three years at NCE Premier Division club Long Eaton United, and Harvey, former manager of Sandiacre Town, are looking forward to the challenge ahead.
"Colin Price, South Normanton's new chairman, invited me to the club for a chat over the vacant manager's position," said Stacey.
"Colin really sold the club to me.
"It's a completely different set-up to last season, with new players coming into the club, and that can only be good because the ones they had here last season didn't do too well."
Stacey had been helping friend Harvey with coaching at Sandiacre Town but both had been unhappy for a while.
When Stacey was offered the South Normanton job, he asked Harvey to join him.
"I wanted to bring Mark to South Normanton with me but he had already been offered the vacant manager's job at Heanor Town," said Stacey.
"He had ideas of taking me with him to Heanor so we sat down together and decided which club would suit us best - and we chose South Normanton."
Over the past three seasons, the Northern Counties East Division One outfit have gone through two changes in management, a new chairman and mass exodus of players.
They struggled for form on the pitch last season and rumours of a rift in the dressing room, which apparently played a part in the exit of former manager Chris Nicholson, have been rife.
But Stacey, who spent more than three years at NCE Premier Division club Long Eaton United, and Harvey, former manager of Sandiacre Town, are looking forward to the challenge ahead.
"Colin Price, South Normanton's new chairman, invited me to the club for a chat over the vacant manager's position," said Stacey.
"Colin really sold the club to me.
"It's a completely different set-up to last season, with new players coming into the club, and that can only be good because the ones they had here last season didn't do too well."
Stacey had been helping friend Harvey with coaching at Sandiacre Town but both had been unhappy for a while.
When Stacey was offered the South Normanton job, he asked Harvey to join him.
"I wanted to bring Mark to South Normanton with me but he had already been offered the vacant manager's job at Heanor Town," said Stacey.
"He had ideas of taking me with him to Heanor so we sat down together and decided which club would suit us best - and we chose South Normanton."
(Story Source: Derbyshire Evening Telegraph)
Shiners Say Peel Can Go
11th July, 2006
Club captain John Peel has been put on the transfer list by Division One side South Normanton Athletic.
It comes after Peel, who has a year to run on his contract, informed the club that he wanted to move on.
But, club vice-chairman Peter Kane has warned off certain clubs in their division who he believes are unsettling the player.
In a statement, he said: "They have made illegal approaches to John Peel and we will not tolerate it.
"If it happens again, we will act within FA rules."
Kane added: "If any clubs are genuinely interested in signing Peel, they should make an official approach through the club's secretary.
"We are very disappointed with John Peel's attitude, and the way he has been manipulated by two other clubs from the NCEL.
"We feel he is an exceptional talent and can make the grade at a much higher level."
It comes after Peel, who has a year to run on his contract, informed the club that he wanted to move on.
But, club vice-chairman Peter Kane has warned off certain clubs in their division who he believes are unsettling the player.
In a statement, he said: "They have made illegal approaches to John Peel and we will not tolerate it.
"If it happens again, we will act within FA rules."
Kane added: "If any clubs are genuinely interested in signing Peel, they should make an official approach through the club's secretary.
"We are very disappointed with John Peel's attitude, and the way he has been manipulated by two other clubs from the NCEL.
"We feel he is an exceptional talent and can make the grade at a much higher level."
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
First Shiners Training Date Changed
24th June, 2006
South Normanton Athletic's Pre-Season Training will now start on Monday the 3rd of July at 7pm.
It has been brought forward twenty-four hours as the original date clashed with the World Cup Semi-Finals.
All last season's players are invited to come and meet the new management team of Glyn Stacy and Mark Harvey, and new faces are more than welcome too.
It has been brought forward twenty-four hours as the original date clashed with the World Cup Semi-Finals.
All last season's players are invited to come and meet the new management team of Glyn Stacy and Mark Harvey, and new faces are more than welcome too.
(Story Source: South Normanton Athletic)
Tables
| NCEL Premier Division | P | Pts | +/- | ||
| P | 1 | Retford United | 38 | 82 | 55 |
| P | 2 | Sheffield | 38 | 77 | 32 |
| P | 3 | Carlton Town | 38 | 73 | 42 |
| P | 4 | Garforth Town | 38 | 70 | 39 |
| 5 | Selby Town | 38 | 69 | 26 | |
| 6 | Glapwell | 38 | 66 | 23 | |
| 7 | Mickleover Spts | 38 | 63 | 8 | |
| 8 | Sutton Town (-3) | 38 | 56 | 18 | |
| 9 | Pickering Town | 38 | 56 | 7 | |
| 10 | Maltby Main | 38 | 52 | -2 | |
| 11 | Long Eaton United | 38 | 51 | -3 | |
| 12 | Liversedge | 38 | 49 | -2 | |
| 13 | Armthorpe Welfare | 38 | 48 | -1 | |
| 14 | Hallam | 38 | 48 | -6 | |
| 15 | Arnold Town | 38 | 45 | -11 | |
| 16 | Glasshoughton Welf | 38 | 43 | -8 | |
| 17 | Eccleshill United | 38 | 39 | -42 | |
| 18 | Thackley (-1) | 38 | 31 | -37 | |
| 19 | Shirebrook Town | 38 | 30 | -35 | |
| 20 | Brodsworth Welf (-1) | 38 | 10 | -103 | |
| NCEL Division One | P | Pts | +/- | ||
| P | 1 | Parkgate | 32 | 82 | 82 |
| P | 2 | Winterton Rangers | 32 | 71 | 52 |
| P | 3 | Sth Normanton | 32 | 65 | 42 |
| P | 4 | Nostell MW (-3) | 32 | 57 | 25 |
| P | 5 | Lincoln Moorlands | 32 | 56 | 21 |
| 6 | Staveley MW | 32 | 51 | 7 | |
| 7 | Tadcaster Albion | 32 | 49 | 6 | |
| 8 | Worsbrough Bridge | 32 | 48 | 11 | |
| 9 | Dinnington Town | 32 | 43 | 6 | |
| 10 | Hall Road Rangers | 32 | 43 | -3 | |
| 11 | Borrowash Victoria | 32 | 37 | -14 | |
| 12 | Pontefract Collieries | 32 | 37 | -26 | |
| 13 | AFC Emley | 32 | 34 | -22 | |
| 14 | Gedling Town | 32 | 31 | -18 | |
| 15 | Teversal | 32 | 31 | -34 | |
| 16 | Yorkshire Amateur | 32 | 22 | -73 | |
| 17 | Rossington Main | 32 | 16 | -62 | |