MATCH REPORT: Linby Colliery Welfare 3, Wirksworth Ivanhoe 2
Linby preserved their unbeaten home record. Out of eight games on Church Lane they have won 7 and drawn only one.
MATCH REPORT: Long Eaton Utd Community 1-1 Linby CWFC
Linby Manager Andy Tring welcomed back a few players missing from last week and some new loan signings from Eastwood
MATCH REPORT: Hilton Harriers 2-3 Linby Colliery Welfare FC
Manager Andy Tring was again forced into changes, due to injuries, illness and unavailability.
MATCH REPORT: Mickleover RBL 2 Linby CW 2
A draw away at a resurgent RBL team, who boasted three ex Heanor players, was definitely a point gained considering we had six players unavailable.
MATCH REPORT: Carlton Town 1-0 Cambridge City
The Lillywhites were making their first ever visit to Carlton, and brought a good number of supporters with them in the excellent attendance of 160.
MATCH REPORT: Carlton Town 1-0 Maltby Main
Nat Watson’s first goal for Carlton Town saw the Millers through a hard-fought FA Cup replay with Maltby Main at Stoke Lane.
Watson struck in...
FRIENDLY: Carlton Town 4-3 World Game Changers XI
Goals from James Matthews and Joel Daft either side of a Tyker Blake brace saw Carlton Town beat a World Game Changers XI 4-3 in an entertaining charity game played in front of a packed Bill Stokeld stadium.
‘My arrival was quite bizarre because chairman Derek Pavis kept decreasing the bid for...
This week it’s the turn of one of former striker and current BBC Radio Nottingham football summariser Mark Stallard.
We are now streaming Magpie Circle – a weekly Notts County podcast created by...
Gedling resident Paul Mace produces a weekly Notts County podcast featuring former club players and managers.
MATCH REPORT: Carlton Town 1-2 Leek Town
Carlton Town surrendered a half time lead to go town 2-1 to title chasing Leek Town at Stoke Lane.
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