LUDLOW are still looking for their elusive first Midland Alliance win at their new Coors headquarters after battling to come back from behind against unbeaten visitors Rocester but failing to get the run of the ball and convert chances, writes Glyn Wictome
Bridgnorth Town 1 Ludlow Town 1 A 'wonder'goal from fully 35 yards out denied Ludlow Town a much-needed victory in their Midland Alliance League game away at Bridgnorth Town on Tuesday night. Having recovered from their 3-0 FA Cup Preliminary Round defeat
Ludlow Town 0 Stourbridge 4 IT WAS more of the same as the Town produced another lack-lustre performance on Monday to frustrate their supporters with their second Midland Alliance defeat of the weekend. Stourbridge took full advantage of a mistake-riddled
TEAM manager, Les Bristow, will be hoping to put defeat behind him as Ludlow Town prepare for a vital FA Cup Preliminary Round tie away at Mickleover on Saturday. It will be a tough test for Town. Mickleover, who play in the Premier Division of the Northern
THE decision of Ludlow Town's long serving secretary and fixture secretary John Nash to resign on the eve of new Midland Alliance season ended an association with the club that goes back over 50 years. Nash, who was presented with a long service award
LUDLOW'S lack-lustre start to their Midland Alliance programme continued when they slumped to a five-goal home defeat by mid-table visitors Grosvenor Park. After just six games, and only one victory, Ludlow have dropped to fourth bottom in the table and
DESPITE the final score giving a totally false reflection of the game, the nett result is the Town's run in the FA Cup came to an abrupt halt at the first hurdle in Derbyshire. After looking the better side, but finding the home keeper in supreme form
LUDLOW were made to pay for some fundamental errors in defence, as they maintained their topsy-turvy start to the season with a narrow defeat at Barwell in the Midland Alliance League. After a reasonable first half showing, which saw them deservedly cancel
An opportunist goal right on half time by striker Gareth Horler was enough to secure all three points for Ludlow Town in their away Midland Alliance fixture with Westfields on Tuesday. Played at the Stourport Swifts ground while their own ground is being
LUDLOW Town were left to rue three missed first-half chances when they conceded three late goals to make a losing start to their Midlands Alliance campaign against Leicestershire-based opponents tipped to challenge for league honours. Team manager Les
