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Mickey Parcell leaves Hornchurch due to work commitments ... should therefore play for a club closer to where he lives? 🤞

Bit of fun .. Saw this challenge on twitter .. you pick your best ever XI for your team .. but the catch is none of the players can ever have played together at the same time! Quite difficult for a team only 22 years old! Here's my effort (think its picked correctly) - can anyone better it? G David Hughes D Lewis Knight D Adam Pepera D Brad Brotherton D Jey Siva M Manny Maja M Bobson Bawling M Sam Chaney M Alfred Mugabo A Karl Oliyede A Ryan Blake

Billy Cove announces his retirement from management ...

Shame to see Nathan go ... a real legend for us and I thought he might fancy going for the all time appearances record? Not surprised over Dayton or Cunns - both in the twilight of their careers. James struggled with injuries and never secured a place in the line up - great passer but lost some pace - but a really nice guy who appreciated the fans. Thought Adam was a real stalwart for us - will never forget the Herne Bay goal .. led the line well and while some complained about his moaning at all inc our own players, I saw him as a winner that wanted the best for us .. Would be nice to see some of the current team stay - a complete overhaul could see a season of consolidation, whereas adding to some talented players we already have could see us hit the ground running in the new season ...

Matt Johnson back at Billericay - clearly didn’t fancy the travelling with stortford in conf. North ..

Joe ellul joins ramsgate

Liam hope asst manager to max Mitchell at potters bar

Anthony Wordsworth joins Chelmsford

Drew Roberts coaching at Bedford

Billy Cove has left his role as manager of Harold Hill fc

Ryan Blake scored the last minute winner for St Joes in the FA Sunday Cup final last month ...

Met Police Statement: CLUB STATEMENT BY LUCAS FLANDERS 5 HOURS AGO SHARE Share via FacebookTwitter https://www.pitchero.com/clubs COPY The club wish to offer the following announcement regarding its current position on league allocation and management team The past two weeks have been a difficult period for the Club. Starting with Gavin Macpherson’s resignation as manager on 3rd May, followed quickly by some less than encouraging information about our major source of income through the in-service Lottery, which has been in decline for quite a while. It became clear that we needed to introduce some cost-cutting measures in order that the Club would sustain itself. Our situation was shared with the Southern League and the FA Leagues Manager, the consequence being that we have accepted a voluntary relegation to Step 4 – the Isthmian South Central League. That transfer was confirmed today. In addition, it has been decided not to operate with a reserve team which will reduce expenditure further. I regret that it has not been possible to share this information sooner, but our demotion to a Step 4 league was far from certain, with Step 5 a strong possibility. With immediate effect, Paul Burnell will become 1st team manager, assisted by Tommy Nyama and Ian Griffith. Megan Partington will move up to 1st team physiotherapist. Paul plans to add to his management team in due course. Dean Longman will remain as manager of the U18 team. We look forward to a return to the Isthmian League and a number of more local games, which may help with attendance and certainly reduce the extensive travelling costs we have endured in our five seasons in the Southern League. Pre-season friendlies with Hampton and Richmond, Wimbledon, Horsham and South Park are already pencilled in, which I hope indicates to supporters that whilst things will be different, we are ready for a buoyant future. Des Flanders Chairman

No surprises ... We welcome back from the National League- although we were sad to see them relegated- Dulwich Hamlet, Cheshunt and Concord Rangers, the latter returning to our fold ten years after the left us. Chatham Town and Hashtag United grace our Premier Division for the first time, Whitehawk return after a few years away, whilst we say farewell to promoted AFC Sudbury, Basingstoke Town and Walton & Hersham, who head off in a southerly direction. Good luck to Bishop’s Stortford and Aveley in the National League North and South. The allocations, then, look like this: Billericay Town Bognor Regis Town Canvey Island Carshalton Athletic Chatham Town Cheshunt Concord Rangers Cray Wanderers Dulwich Hamlet Enfield Town Folkestone Invicta Haringey Borough Hashtag United Hastings United Hornchurch Horsham Kingstonian Lewes Margate Potters Bar Town Whitehawk Wingate & Finchley These decisions by the FA are still subject to an appeals process. Click for the the details of the Premier, North, South East and South Central Divisions.

Dernell joins Wethers at Welwyn

to finish off the record of the season ....