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Newcastle United & West Ham-linked midfielder set for medical ahead of £32m move | NewcastleWorld "As per the Daily Telegraph, a fee of £25million plus £7m add-ons has been agreed with Scott expected to undergo his medical within the next 24 hours. a deal that will delight Wolves boss Julen Lopetegui after identifying Scott as a prime target"

This year for Step 5, the leagues below Southern One are having a shake up so across Step 4 there will be extra relegations.

Interesting run in for relegation this year in the Southern Premier

Just 2568 tickets remain for the sale to remaining members on Tuesday.

Last night's replay ended Gosport Borough 4 - Hamworthy United 0 which sets Paulton Rovers up with an away game to Gosport Borough, 17th September. FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round South and South West Region. 67 Weston Super Mare (7) Shepton Mallet (9) 68 Havant & Waterlooville (6) AFC Totton (8) 69 Gosport Borough (7) Paulton Rovers (8) 70 Taunton Town (6) Laverstock & Ford (9) 71 Merthyr Town (7) Cirencester Town (8) 72 Bath City (6) Hartley Wintney (7) 73 Yate Town (7) Tiverton Town (7) 74 Winchester City (7) Weymouth (6) 75 Swindon Supermarine (7) Dorchester Town (7) 76 Bishop's Cleeve (8) Helston Athletic (9) 77 Hungerford Town (6) Gloucester City (6) 78 North Leigh (7) Plymouth Parkway (7) 79 Chippenham Town (6) Sholing (8) 80 Salisbury (7) Oxford City (6) Good representation by local non-league clubs. Second Round Qualifying winners: £3,375 Second Round Qualifying losers: £1,125

See you at Winchester....

Yate were surprisingly good last season. Southern Premier is a good standard of football. Pre Covid I was slowly falling out of love of football. Throughout the pandemic I didn't miss going to up to Bristol, to watch games. The cost getting there was increasing and the match day experience was getting expensive. I then went and watched my local team, Gosport. Season ticket costs £145 adults, £65 concessions and £30 for Armed Forces/Veterans and Blue Lights people. U16 don't pay. Cheap beer and cider, you can drink in the stand and good banter between players and fans. Last season at Gosport was more enjoyable every 90 minutes than I have experienced at Ashton Gate for years. Gosport get crowds of +500 even for a midweek fixture. I feel non-league has a lot to offer, especially the local community. It will be very interesting to see with the cost of living how many fans will continue to attend matches in the Premier/Championship.

FC Andorra, based in Andorra la Vella have never played in the Andorran League. The club was founded 1942 and they have always played in the Spanish league system, because they are registered with the Royal Spanish Football Federation.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHmFmCI5Og8 Good Quality free stream!

This game is like watching the first pre-season friendly. It's painful, that's 45minutes of my life I will never get back. Can't wait for the second half.

So you paid for City's win?