At a time when football fans are consistently given rough press when travelling up and down the country to support their team, it’s always pleasant to receive some positive candour.

Check out this social media review of Spennymoor Town Fans from our hosts at Kings Lynn at the MSU organised trip to the Walks Stadium…

”All to often we get to see posts of trouble makers at grounds. This post is to say what an amazing group of supporters spennymoor have. They visited the walks (kings Lynn) yesterday and sang their hearts out not once causing trouble or being offensive. At half time kings lynn had a parade of the youth teams and every supporter clapped and showed pure respect.

Massive well done to all associated with spennymoor if only more were like yourselves the league would be a better place”

MSU recognised the dedicated contribution provided by videographer Chris Rowcroft by presenting him with a unique gift thanking him for his service. Rarely can a football club boast such dedication, We are very lucky to have you Chris, keep up the great work 👍🏻

MSU further strengthened their commitment to the wider community by donating £150 to Spennymoor Town Ladies’ match ball appeal. The Ladies team are enjoying a successful season and are chasing promotion. We wish them well in all they do.

All involved with Spennymoor Town FC are saddened to learn of the passing of former manager Tony Lee.

Tony managed United in different spells from 2001 to 2004 and was a player, manager and scout for various other north east football clubs. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this time.

Spennymoor Town FC supporters responded generously to a chuck it in the bucket appeal which raised £368.39 today. The Supporters alliance added a further £250 which was matched by the Football Club. Final total donated was £868.39 👏👏

Former Newcastle United player Peter Ramage, surprised NASB patrons with short talk in hosted by Football Club General Manager Ian Geldard. This was a welcome addition to the standard match day experience which is usually only afforded to CDL guests.

Ramage spoke openly about his career and his current role within the Newcastle United U23 set up. He played over 50 times for United and we have him to thank for his part played in securing a loan deal for big Dan Langley.

Interesting read taken from Hereford fanzine “Talking Bull” Seems they have a better idea of what goes on at our club than we do 👇🏻

https://www.talkingbull.org/spennymoor-here-we-come/

The Supporters made a generous donation of £250 to the appeal for Paddy who sustained a brain injury during Darlington’s FA Trophy Fixture at Southend. We wish Paddy a speedy recovery and extend our best wishes to his family.

We bid farewell to long serving Football Club Secretary David Leitch who leaves after an impressive 14 years of service. Supporters Chair John Magill and member Tom Morgan took time out during our Boxing Day victory at Blyth Spartans to present David with an engraved silver tankard.