Paul Scholes was watching as Nathan Cartman’s second half penalty ensured Harrogate Railway completed the double over the Class of ’92’s Salford City and round off 2014 in style. Salford now sit proudly in the Football League, while Railway have sunk to the bottom of the Football Pyramid. The NPL Division One North victory over read more→
Mike Morris, a throwback from the great Billy Miller era, has returned to Harrogate Railway. Morris has been back several times over the years and he made another ‘debut’ for Railway in the controversial 2-1 defeat at Glasshoughton Welfare. He was exceptional in defence for them, but unfortunately Des Macorison’s were unable to get at read more→
New Harrogate Railway manager Des Macorison opened the doors of Station View to Non League Yorkshire for the visit of Dronfield Town to give a great insight into Non League Football. Successful films are often remade, sometimes several times. Roles are recast. Football clubs follow the same cycle. The only difference is that the volunteers read more→
New Harrogate Railway manager Des Macorison is desperate to reward the club’s volunteers with success on-the-field at Station View this season. Railway, a club that enjoyed the riches of two runs to the FA Cup second round proper inside the past two decades, find themselves in Toolstation NCEL Division One for the first time since read more→
Leeds United and Askham Bryan College in York have announced a partnership which will see the York-based campus as a Leeds United Sports Hub. The course manager is former Leeds defender Matt Heath, who was also Tadcaster Albion’s assistant manager during their title-winning campaign in 2016. From September, students studying Level 2 and Level 3 BTEC read more→
Toolstation NCEL Premier Division Brian Davey is determined to get local people back through the gates at Harrogate Railway and leave a lasting legacy. The former Railway player is the man charged with leading a renaissance of a club that has travelled through stormy water since the departure of Billy Miller, one of their greatest managers, read more→
Evo Stik Division One North Title-winning manager Billy Miller has stepped down at Tadcaster Albion, citing growing work commitments. Miller leaves, along with assistant Matt Heath, after stabilising Tadcaster in the Evo Stik, 12 months after winning the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division title. He is replaced by an in-house team of technical director Richard Cresswell, read more→
Evo Stik Division One North Tadcaster Albion 4-3 Trafford Josh Greening hit the last gasp winner as Tadcaster Albion stopped the rot on by coming from behind twice to beat promotion chasing Trafford at the i2i stadium. The Manchester based side looked to be well on track to inflicting more frustration on the Albion after read more→
Evo Stik Division One North Billy Miller remains unconcerned by Tadcaster Albion’s slump in form and retains his belief that his side will come good soon. Miller pins Tadcaster’s one win in nine league games on his side failing to be clinical in front of goal. “It is really frustrating because if we were playing read more→
Evo Stik Division One North Billy Miller is confident of luck changing for Tadcaster Albion because his side are “playing really well”. Tadcaster head into the home clash with promotion-chasing Lancaster City on the back of a run of four league games without a win. “We’re not massively concerned because we’re playing really well,” Miller read more→
