Author: Richard Isaacs

We are back in FA Cup action on Tuesday night with a trip to Seel Park and a clash with old friends Mossley, who we have been regular league foes since 1997 in the semi-professional game.

Edition number two of this series looking back at the events on the pitch on the respective Saturday’s in our non-league history.

An integral part of the North West Counties League winning side in 2012, Mark Ayres looks back at his time at Ramsbottom United.

Widnes have been a club that has been making huge strides since being founded in 2003 as The Dragons AFC and transferred to their current guise in 2014, a couple of seasons after they joined the North West Counties League.

The club’s leading goalscorer, Russ Brierley, looks back over his seven season career with Ramsbottom United.

It probably comes as a surprise that Saturday’s game will be the first ever competitive meeting between Ramsbottom United and Irlam.

With this Saturday’s FA Cup qualifying round encounter with Irlam kicking off the 2020/21 season, let’s have a look back at the first time the club stepped on “The Road to Wembley” in 1998.

In the first of a new series, we will look back at events that took place on this respective Saturday across Rammy’s semi-professional history.

In this first part of an EXCLUSIVE six-part interview with Rammy Stats, we look back on the reign of Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley at Ramsbottom United.

With a total of 279 appearances in his Rammy career, Grant Shenton looks back at his Rammy highs and lows across his six season spell with the club.

At the start of the 2000/01, the Rams were paired in the first qualifying round of the FA Cup with a club that had played in non-league football for over 50 years but it was their move just two years later in the Scottish Leagues and subsequent demise in 2008 that made them the story of the footballing world.