Aldershot have appointed former Alloa and Dundee manager Barry Smith as their new boss. The 41 year old played over 400 games for Dundee before managing them in their return to the top flight in 2012 when they replaced the bankrupt Rangers. He will have former caretaker boss Chris Barker as his assistant.
North Ferriby's owners say they offered the club for free to the other Directors but were turned down. The village side, who are reported to be paying players up to £700 a week on an average gate of 367, are reported to have made the offer at the start of April. The players have been told they will have to accept vastly reduced terms to remain at the club next season.
Gateshead boss Gary Mills is mulling over his next move with newly relegated Tranmere challenging Wrexham for his services. The 53 year old has not ruled out remaining with the Heed, but will take his time to make a decision. Tranmere chairman Mark Palios says relegation is 'not disastrous' and that he and his board needed to rebuild the club anyway.
Dartford say that they are planning to challenge for promotion to League Two within ten years. The Darts have been relegated from the Conference, and admit they cannot sustain a place in that division without further development of the club and doubling attendances. They want to convert to full time status within five years to allow them to maintain a Conference spot, then build to challenge for a Football League spot five years after that.
North Ferriby's owners say they offered the club for free to the other Directors but were turned down. The village side, who are reported to be paying players up to £700 a week on an average gate of 367, are reported to have made the offer at the start of April. The players have been told they will have to accept vastly reduced terms to remain at the club next season.
Gateshead boss Gary Mills is mulling over his next move with newly relegated Tranmere challenging Wrexham for his services. The 53 year old has not ruled out remaining with the Heed, but will take his time to make a decision. Tranmere chairman Mark Palios says relegation is 'not disastrous' and that he and his board needed to rebuild the club anyway.
Dartford say that they are planning to challenge for promotion to League Two within ten years. The Darts have been relegated from the Conference, and admit they cannot sustain a place in that division without further development of the club and doubling attendances. They want to convert to full time status within five years to allow them to maintain a Conference spot, then build to challenge for a Football League spot five years after that.