FULL-TIME scores in the Blue Square Divisions:

13/10/12 - Half Time Results.

Blue Square Bet Premier:

AFC Telford	1-2	Grimsby	15:00
Barrow	0-0	Dartford
Ebbsfleet United	0-0	Alfreton Town
Hereford	0-0	Braintree Town
Luton	2-0	Nuneaton
Mansfield	1-0	Forest Green
Woking	2-3	Southport
Wrexham	2-4	Lincoln City

Blue Square Bet North:

Bishop's Stortford	1-2	Chester FC
Bradford P A	2-1	Gloucester
Colwyn Bay	3-2	Hinckley Utd
Corby	2-5	Altrincham
FC Halifax	1-2	Boston Utd
Gainsborough	3-0	Droylsden
Harrogate Town	6-1	Brackley
Histon	2-0	Vauxhall Motors
Oxford City	5-0	Workington
Solihull Moors	2-0	Guiseley
Worcester	1-2	Stalybridge

Blue Square Bet South:

Basingstoke	1-2	Havant and W
Bath City	2-3	Hayes & Yeading
Billericay	3-1	Dorchester
Bromley	0-2	Welling
Chelmsford	1-1	Eastleigh
Eastbourne Borough	0-1	Sutton Utd
Farnborough	4-1	Tonbridge Angels
Maidenhead Utd	0-1	Weston-S-Mare
Salisbury	2-2	Boreham Wood
Staines Town	3-1	AFC Hornchurch

Late Kick-Off in the Blue Square Premier:

Stockport County 1-0 Kidderminster

Non-League Day Friday Feature

Friday Feature - NON LEAGUE TWEET PODCAST

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Non-League Day Special

This week on Friday Feature we are focusing on this Saturday’s Non-League Day.

Below we have an unmissable podcast! Our podcast previews the upcoming non-league day, we speak to legendary sky sports commentator MARTIN TYLER and Premier League legend MARCUS GAYLE. We've also got previews and information on what's going on! Get behind the scheme. Listen here: 

http://soundcloud.com/nonleaguetweet/friday-feature-non-league-day

The annual event has been running since 2010 and was started by Queens Park Rangers’ fan James Doe, and is now backed by Premier League and Football clubs as well as a host of MPs and celebrities.

Martin Tyler, a man known as the voice of the Premier League is an ambassador for this event.

On a personal note he has fond memories of playing and watching non-league football and is currently the coach of Kingstonian when he is not working for Sky Sports.

This is an excellent idea, one that fans in the top two divisions should participate in.

Get behind the scheme, find your local game here: 

http://www.nonleagueday.co.uk/find-a-match

GAYLE DISSAPOINTED WITH DEFEAT

GAYLE DISSAPOINTED WITH DEFEAT

LISTEN HERE: http://audioboo.fm/boos/1002189-marcus-gayle-post-eastleigh-4-3-staines

Staines Town manager Marcus Gayle was frustrated that his side came away with no points at the Silverlake.

Town slipped to a 4-3 defeat away to Eastleigh on Wednesday and Gayle believes they were unlucky not to at least draw.

“We’re disappointed tonight, we’ve scored three goals away from home, I think in any league of football you’re looking to win the game”

Tony Garrod opened the scoring for The Swans but they were soon pegged back by two quick goals from the hosts. The second half saw the visitors draw level through David Wheeler but conceded a goal two minutes after equalising and Gayle believes that was the key.

“The second goal for them was key. We had a good spell we started off pretty well, taking the first goal. We just lost our way with Lewis Ferrell coming off at that stage, kind of put us in an unbalanced stage”

It was the second time that Town have conceded four goals away from home in four days.

“If you concede four goals in that same game obviously you’re going to lose that, it’s a fine line that we’re living on, we’re not a million miles off but we’re disappointed” added Gayle.

“We know all the stories that surrounds Eastleigh, their budget, the pressure with going up and all that, we were trying to use that negative force for them as a positive for us to try and play on”

The defeat sees Staines in 16^th place in the Blue Square Bet South, manager Gayle hopes his team can bounce back.

“But the boys have to learn sharp lessons very quickly and even at this level you get punished for things, so full credit to Eastleigh”

Gayle’s side now face AFC Hornchurch on non-league day this Saturday, and the former Watford forward is behind the scheme.

“Non-league days are great, gives it a good showcase for players of this level and the league itself. The football is getting better each year”

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RICHIE: ‘IT WAS AN IMPORTANT THREE POINTS FOR US’

RICHIE: ‘IT WAS AN IMPORTANT THREE POINTS FOR US’

Hill (left) speaking to Staines manager Gayle after game.

Eastleigh manager Richie Hill was pleased with his side after they beat Staines Town 4-3 at the Silverlake stadium.

A strong performance saw the hosts score two goals in each half to win and despite the visitors putting up a strong fight, it was the Spitfires who hung on for the win, ending a losing run and manager Hill was delighted with the victory. 

 “Obviously the last two results we’ve had, to get a win tonight was of paramount importance”

The Spitfires went behind but two goals in two minutes had the home side ahead at half-time. 

The Swans levelled the score line due to another mistake from the home side and manager Hill believes the error’s nearly cost his team.

“We’ve made some fundamental errors tonight and we got punished for them. It appears to be at the minute any error that we make we get punished but we shouldn’t be making them errors anyway”

Jai Reason’s second and a goal from man-of the-match Glen Southam wrapped up the victory that sees Eastleigh move up to seventh in the Blue Square Bet South table, and Hill believes that away form could be key for his side to move higher up in the league.

“Any successful team has to have a situation where they can pick up points away from home. We had a good hard working performance tonight, which I felt was missing at Farnborough” explains Hill.

“Tonight we’ve managed to score a few goals and that was good to see”

Next up for the South Coast side on Saturday is a tough trip to promotion rivals Chelmsford but the gaffer remains confident.

“Once we can cut the mistakes out who knows what can happen”

@nonleaguetweet

Eastleigh 4-3 Staines Town - Match Report

EASTLEIGH 4-3 STAINES TOWN

Eastleigh moved up to seventh after they beat Staines Town 4-3 in a seven goal thriller at the Silverlake stadium.

It was The Swans who took the lead in the 24^th minute, Tony Garrod tapping in from Elliot Godfrey’s free-kick.

But the Spitfires responded in the 38^th minute, Craig McAllisters deft flick found the on-rushing Moses Ademola who half-volleyed past Jack Turner in the Town goal.

The hosts were soon ahead, Ademola turning from scorer to provider two minutes later setting up Jai Reason who made it 2-1.

Into the second half and it was the visitors who levelled the scores on the 56^th minute, midfielder David Wheeler capitalising on a poor pass from Eastleigh goalkeeper Jack Dovey.

But just two minutes later the home side were ahead, Glen Southam scoring a peach of a goal from 25 yards out after good play from the impressive Damien Scannell.

And it was the Spitfires who looked to have the game wrapped up on the 82^nd minute.  Reason latching on to a ball over the top to score his second and Eastleigh’s fourth of the game.

Staines substitute Reece Hall set up a nervy finish, volleying in from a rebound to make the scores 4-3 before being sent off for a terrible challenge on Andy Forbes.

Eastleigh held on for an important three points and a much needed win. 

Quotes from both managers will be up later. 

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A-Z FA Cup 4th Round Qualifying teams.

Teams in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round Draw.

/ - Replay needed to seperate teams. 

AFC Flyde 

AFC Totton

AFC Telford

Alfreton Town

Altrincham 

Arlesey Town

Barrow

Barwell/Workington

Bath City/Gosport Borough

Blackfield & Langley

Boreham Wood

Boston United

Bradford Park Avenue

Braintree 

Bromley

Bury Town

Cambridge City/Billeriacy Town

Cambridge United

Chalfont St. Peter/Bishop's Stortford

Chelmsford City

Chester/Halifax Town

Chippenham Town

Colwyn Bay/Guiseley

Dartford

Dereham Town/Met Police

Didcot Town

Dorchester Town 

Eastbourne Borough/Hendon

East Thurrock United

Ebbsfleet

FC United of Manchester

Forest Green Rovers

Gateshead

Gloucester City

Grimsby Town

Harrogate Town

Hastings/Hitchin

Hayes & Yeading United 

Hednesford/Buxton

Hereford United

Hinckley United/Ossett Albion

Histon/Corby Town

Hyde

Ilkeston Town

Kidderminster Harriers

Lincoln City

Lowestoft Town

Luton Town

Macclesfield Town

Mansfield Town

Marine 

Newport County

Nuneaton 

Slough Town

South Park

Southport

Stalybridge Celtic

Stockport County

Tamworth

Welling United/Thurrock

Weston-super-Mare/Worcester City

Woking

Wrexham 

Yate Town