Matt Dempsey’s Non League Journey

Although his days working under former England manager Glenn Hoddle did not lead to the dream of playing in the Football League coming true, but Yorkshire Amateur captain Matt Dempsey can say he’s had a decent Non League career so far. Dempsey’s represented Garforth Town, Bradford (Park Avenue), Farsley Celtic and others with high acclaim  read more→

Ex-Farsley chief hails Leeds under 23s head coach Mark Jackson

Former Farsley Celtic manager Neil Parsley has hailed his old assistant Mark Jackson who is now in charge of Leeds United’s under 23s.  The pair were at the helm of Farsley – along with joint assistant Simeon Bambrook – for seven years. They oversaw the final 18 months of the old club and the subsequent  read more→

Nelson wouldn’t rule out return to the dugout

Former Goole AFC joint manager Les Nelson wouldn’t rule out a return to the dugout, but he’s in no rush as he’s currently loving his job as technical director of Farsley Celtic’s under 23s and elite academy. West Yorkshire-based Nelson made the comments when questioned on the subject in an interview with Non League Yorkshire  read more→

Young Farsley pair join Frickley

Young Farsley Celtic pair Joe West and Eliot Goldthorp have joined Dave Frecklington’s Frickley Athletic. Defender West, who has made seven appearances for Farsley in the National North this season, is booked on a 28-day loan with Frickley. Midfielder Goldthorp, formerly of Bradford City, has signed for Frickley on dual-registration terms. Both deals are done  read more→

Paddy Miller’s Non League Journey

Paddy Miller had a Non League career that most would dream of.  His retirement last year at a young age of 29 shocked many, but who can blame him for stepping away after three promotions, an FA Cup First Round TV appearance and many other memorable moments. He scored the unforgettable bullet header which secured  read more→

Pakistan International Amjad Iqbal’s Non League Journey

Amjad Iqbal. What a man. What a player. Iqbal never played professionally, but represented Pakistan ten times at International level and in World Cup qualifiers. A fine achievement, considering he started playing at 13 in Bradford, and he remains a role model for aspiring footballers in the Asian community. He also has a claim to  read more→