Bacup Borough's Nathan Emery was happy from both a personal and team point of view with their win over Silsden:
Top performance from the lads and buzzing to get my first goal for @BacupBoro bring on Tuesday
— NathanEmery (@nnathanemery) August 27, 2016
Ashton Town's Chairman Mark Hayes reflected that he'd had better days:
@ashtontownafc beaten. @LaticsOfficial beaten. Now in a pub in Burnley rougher than @Imowencoyle 's duds after a last min winner. Head. Bin.
— Mark Hayes (@northernpromise) August 27, 2016
St Helens Town Chairman John McKiernan enjoyed the Saints' first ever visit to Charnock Richard:
@sthelenstownfc great performance from the lads, scoreline a fair reflection on the game! Nice set up @CharnockFC & excellent hospitality.
— John McKiernan (@JohnMcKiernan) August 27, 2016
Two ardent Whitchurch Alport followers set off on holiday in happy mood after watching the win at Stockport Town:
How's this for commitment? Colin and Doz Sandland watching us at Stockport. They fly out of Mcr in a few hrs! 🌞✈🌞 pic.twitter.com/Q7YFaZps5t
— Whitchurch Alport FC (@alportfc) August 27, 2016
FC Oswestry Town manager Dan Stevens gave an honest appraisal of his team's start to the season:
Outplayed and out fought in our last two games as we adapt to this level. Not out fought today great response. Done now move on #fcot
— Dan Stevens (@stoich1) August 27, 2016
Carlisle City manager James Tose praised his side after their 6-2 win over Daisy Hill:
@CarlisleCityFC @bbccumbriasport fantastic win today 6-2. My lads never know when to stop⚽️ #hardwork #goals #3points— James Tose(@JamesTose) August 27, 2016
