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| Glen Taylor Scored For Spennymoor At Hereford Last Season |
National League's Sam Elliott previews this weekends fixtures.
The new season may only be a few weeks only, but we’ve already seen two managerial departures in the Enterprise National League North.
Yesterday, Spennymoor Town announced Jason Ainsley would return on an interim basis following the resignation of Tommy Miller.
Head of football Ainsley is of course well known to the club’s fans but it’s a very demanding start with a trip to second place Hereford on the schedule.
Nicky Adams is still in caretaker charge at Radcliffe and with the club second bottom, they need a performance at Bedford Town.
Kevin Wilkin’s AFC Telford United are propping up the rest, and they could probably do without a demanding trip to Scarborough Athletic.
With five wins from six, Macclesfield are top and looking to extend their three-point advantage when Merthyr Town pay visit.
Last week’s leaders Chester took just one point over the Bank Holiday weekend, and won’t get it all their own way at Hebburn Town while third place Oxford City get a visit from Chorley.
Unbeaten South Shields take their challenge to Hednesford Town, who are now undefeated in four after their slow start while Spalding United play Southport.
Two teams who are happy to get their form back at Morecambe and Buxton - with either grab a third straight three points?
Harborough Town already have three victories to their name and travel to Brackley Town with Andy Whing’s team winless since the opening day.
Darlington’s three-game losing run is over, they now have King's Lynn Town in their sights, with Marine hosting Worksop Town who have work to do after four defeats on the trip.