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All the best @Basfordutdfc , been a pleasure and met some great lads. Anyone clubs around Manchester, Sheffield or Nottingham need a defender?
Quite a few Roma fans still milling around Manchester Piccadilly train station earlier this morning, with a hefty police presence but all seemed good natured.
Game 27 of the 2026/27 season. @granthamtownfc v @bostontownfc 68 miles round trip. 2302 miles season total. 1 hours 50 minutes round trip. 56 hours 20 minutes season total.
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Few photos from @bostontownfc v @granthamtownfc
Always liked an Irn Bru in my youth but "Sour of Scotland" is a brilliant strap line, that sold it for me. Vault City Brewing have a winner with this 4.8% beer.
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After two years, my time at @LongEatonUnited has come to an end.
Proud to have been part of an amazing group with memories made and two of the best years of my career. Thanks to everyone at the club for their support during my time here.
All the best for the future💙🖤⚽️
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💙 • 𝗕𝗨𝗫𝗧𝗢𝗡 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗪𝗘𝗥𝗬 𝗠𝗢𝗧𝗠
Sisa Tuntulwana was chosen by last night’s match sponsors as the @BuxtonBrewery MOTM.
Thanks to today’s sponsors:
The Queens
New Inn - Buxton
Barwan
Thank you, as always, to all of our sponsors for their continued support of the club.
#UpTheBucks | #TeamBuxton
Well done Harry Kane. Pleased for him to win that award. England's patriotic captain and much deserved. Big enough to move from Spurs to Bayern to better his career, cannot fault that.
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🎩⚽️ 99 NOT OUT! ⚽️🎩
What a weekend for Lee Shaw! 🔥
The Gingerbreads forward bagged goals 97, 98 & 99 for Grantham Town to complete a sensational hat-trick! 🤩
His first hat-trick for the Gingerbreads since Buxton away on 18/11/2017! 🧡🖤
One goal away from the big 100. 👀
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⚽NEXT MATCH: After 334 hours, The Poachers will be back on the pitch to face Grantham Town on Halloween (Saturday 31st).
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Next week I will be covering @granthamtownfc v @bostontownfc in the @NorthernPremLge Midlands Division
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Like a prime Berbatov when I came on ❤️🖤
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🚨 WELCOME DYLAN! 🚨
We’re delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Dylan Wharton from Clay Cross!
Dylan made his debut yesterday, playing his part in our fantastic 4-2 victory at Basford! 👏🔥
Welcome to the club, Dylan — great to have you with us
Good Luck to @granthamtownfc today. Away in Tenerife so missing the game (which is somewhat annoying given it is only 3 miles from my house & the closest game of the season). Thanks to @PaulJacklin for providing score updates.
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🚨 SIGNING NEWS 🚨
We’re delighted to welcome Curtis Durose, who joins us from Clay Cross.
The midfielder has also featured for Long Eaton this season.
A big thank you to Clay Cross for their smooth cooperation in getting the move over the line.
Welcome to the club, Curt!
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Kacper Rajter has left the club due to travel commitments.
We’d like to thank Kacper for his time with us and wish him all the very best for the future. 🤝
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I just want to say a big thank you to everyone at Flint . Unfortunately, the travel is just too far for me so I’ve had to make the difficult decision to leave. I’m grateful for the opportunity & wish the club & everyone involved all the best for the future🖤🤍@FlintTownFC
Over and out ❤️🤝🏽
Thank you for everything but the time was certainly right. The club need a kickstart again & truly believe they’ve saved me from myself with the stress I’ve put on myself for a long time.
Thank you to all Involved & most importantly my players during ❤️🔵⚫️
𝘾𝙇𝙐𝘽 𝙎𝙏𝘼𝙏𝙀𝙈𝙀𝙉𝙏
LONG EATON UNITED AND BRAD MUNN PART WAYS.
Long Eaton United Football Club can confirm that first-team manager Brad Munn has left the club by mutual consent, bringing to an end more than three years in charge at Grange Park.
Brad arrived in August 2023 as joint manager alongside Lewis McGugan, ahead of the club’s first-ever season at Step 3, having previously spent time at Loughborough Dynamo. He took sole charge in November 2023 and steered the side through a demanding campaign in the Southern League Premier Division Central, before rebuilding over the past two seasons in the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands, where the Blues finished 5th and 10th respectively.
Over his tenure, Brad oversaw more than 150 matches and, alongside assistant manager Aaron Cole and coach Nick Fairbrother, became a hugely popular figure with staff, players and supporters alike.
Everyone at Long Eaton United thanks Brad for his service and wishes him every success in the future.
Chairman Nick Dargan said: “On behalf of everyone at Long Eaton United, I want to thank Brad and his management team for their commitment, energy and loyalty over the last three years. They took on the job in difficult circumstances and gave everything for the club. They leave with our gratitude and best wishes, and will always be welcome at Grange Park.”































