Anstey Nomads Squad and Club Profile

Anstey Nomads

Anstey Nomads are a community-rooted football club from Anstey in Leicestershire, known locally as The Nomads. Their red identity is carried at Cropston Road, an intimate ground that anchors senior football within the village. The team page brings together the club’s latest recorded squad, coaching position, player movement and competition footprint, alongside the longer story of a resilient East Midlands presence. The picture is current and reflects the club’s place in the English non-league game.

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Xtra rating
1600
Conservative: 958
Rank club
809
Updated: 12 September 2026

Anstey Nomads Upcoming matches by league

Non League Premier - Southern Central

  • - Regular Season - 8
    Anstey Nomads
    Alvechurch
  • - Regular Season - 9
    Kettering Town
    Anstey Nomads
  • - Regular Season - 10
    Anstey Nomads
    No H2H
    Real Bedford
  • - Regular Season - 11
    Needham Market
    No H2H
    Anstey Nomads

FA Cup

  • - Quarter-finals
    Anstey Nomads
    No H2H
    Newcastle Town

Anstey Nomads Last matches by league

Non League Premier - Southern Central

  • - Regular Season - 7
    Racing Club Warwick
    Anstey Nomads
  • - Regular Season - 6
    Anstey Nomads
    Banbury United
  • - Regular Season - 5
    Peterborough Sports
    Anstey Nomads
  • - Regular Season - 4
    Anstey Nomads
    Leighton Town

FA Cup

  • - 1st Round Qualifying
    Sileby Rangers
    Anstey Nomads
  • - Preliminary Round
    Sherwood Colliery
    Anstey Nomads
    Debdale Park
  • - 3rd Round Qualifying
    Rushall Olympic
    Anstey Nomads
    Dales Lane
  • - 2nd Round Qualifying
    Mickleover Sports
    Anstey Nomads
    Don Amott Leisure Group Arena

Non League Div One - Northern Midlands

  • - Northern Midlands - 42
    Anstey Nomads
    Wellingborough Town
    Cropston Road
  • - Northern Midlands - 41
    St Neots Town
    Anstey Nomads
    Rowley Park Stadium
  • - Northern Midlands - 40
    Boldmere St. Michaels
    Anstey Nomads
    The Amber Arena and Community Stadium
  • - Northern Midlands - 39
    Anstey Nomads
    Racing Club Warwick
    Cropston Road

FA Trophy

  • - Round of 32
    FC Halifax Town
    Anstey Nomads
  • - Round of 64
    Hartlepool
    Anstey Nomads
  • - 1/128-finals
    Anstey Nomads
    Stratford Town
  • - 3rd Round Qualifying
    Anstey Nomads
    Stourbridge
    Cropston Road

Friendlies Clubs

  • - Club Friendlies 5
    Redditch United
    Anstey Nomads
  • - Club Friendlies 5
    Alfreton Town
    Anstey Nomads

Anstey Nomads Team Roster

Anstey Nomads have 20 players in the latest recorded squad. The group covers the main areas of the team, with attacking options including C. Scanlon, K. Kasongo, M. Reeve and O. Omotola. B. Bayliss, C. Wildin and J. Wolfe are among the listed defensive choices, while C. Logan, J. Hall and J. Kinch provide named goalkeeping cover. Midfield names include B. Blackshaw, C. Armeni, C. Richardson, H. Bestwick and O. Storey. The roster presents a broad positional spread, although individual ages, appearances and contracts are not recorded here.

position Goalkeeper

Jack Hall
Jack Hall
GK England
Jude Kinch
Jude Kinch
GK England
Conrad Logan
Conrad Logan
GK Republic of Ireland

position Defender

Jordan Annable
Jordan Annable
DEF England
Ben Bayliss
Ben Bayliss
DEF England
Josh Bowley
Josh Bowley
DEF England
Leon Fray
Leon Fray
DEF England
Cole Abraham Wildin
Cole Abraham Wildin
DEF Antigua and Barbuda
Joel Wolfe
Joel Wolfe
DEF England

position Midfielder

Corey Armeni
Corey Armeni
MID England
Henry Bestwick
Henry Bestwick
MID England
Billy Blackshaw
Billy Blackshaw
MID England
Casey Richardson
Casey Richardson
MID England
Owen Storey
Owen Storey
MID England

position Attacker

Samuel Hollis
Samuel Hollis
FWD England
Kelvin Kasongo
Kelvin Kasongo
FWD England
Michael Reeve
Michael Reeve
FWD England
Charlie Scanlon
Charlie Scanlon
FWD England

Last Anstey Nomads Coachs

Tony Blanchard is the latest recorded coach, appointed on 1 July 2022, and he is listed as the current holder. The available coaching chronology contains no earlier entry or biographical detail, so the documented picture is one of continuity rather than a fuller managerial history.

Tony Blanchard

Tony Blanchard

England
Coach since 1 July 2022
Coach until
History
Coach Coach country Coach since Coach until
Tony Blanchard England 1 July 2022

Anstey Nomads Transfers

The recent arrivals record includes D. Wauchope, who joined Anstey Nomads on loan from Mansfield Town on 20 February 2026. Ronnie Kokkinos arrived on loan from Mansfield Town on 20 October 2025. C. Logan moved from Stamford on a free transfer on 1 July 2022. These entries show both temporary recruitment and a non-loan free move, while the dates indicate activity across the 2022, 2025 and 2026 seasons. The listing is a selected recent movement snapshot, not a complete arrivals history.

Latest player transfers from
Player Team from Transfer type Transfer date
D. Wauchope
Mansfield Town
Loan 20 February 2026
Ronnie Kokkinos
Mansfield Town
Loan 20 October 2025
C. Logan
Stamford
Free 1 July 2022

D. Wauchope is recorded as returning from his Anstey Nomads loan to Mansfield Town on 21 March 2026. Earlier departures include T. Daire, who moved to Harborough Town on a free transfer on 18 December 2023, and F. Robinson, who made the same type of move on 1 July 2023. The snapshot therefore includes a loan return and free transfers, with no transfer amounts stated for these movements. It represents selected documented departures rather than a complete historical register.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
D. Wauchope
Mansfield Town
Return from loan 21 March 2026
T. Daire
Harborough Town
Free 18 December 2023
F. Robinson
Harborough Town
Free 1 July 2023

Transfers Synthesis

The listed movement pattern spans several seasons rather than concentrating in one window. The earliest listed change is C. Logan’s free transfer from Stamford in July 2022, followed by the free departures of F. Robinson in July 2023 and T. Daire in December 2023, both to Harborough Town. Mansfield Town becomes the key link in the later entries: Ronnie Kokkinos joined Anstey Nomads on loan in October 2025, D. Wauchope followed on loan in February 2026, and Wauchope returned to Mansfield in March 2026. This creates a clear example of temporary movement alongside non-loan transfers, but the available entries do not establish a complete squad-building policy, financial balance or exhaustive movement history. No transfer amounts are stated, and the snapshot should be understood as a dated record of selected movements.

Leagues Anstey Nomads has participated in

Anstey Nomads have recent recorded involvement in the FA Cup, FA Trophy and Friendlies Clubs, with entries reaching 2025. The FA Cup is represented from 2012, while Friendlies Clubs and FA Trophy appear from 2022 and 2023 respectively. The club also has historical participation in Non League Div One - Northern Midlands and its play-offs, recorded between 2023 and 2024. The first three competitions are the active recent part of the documented footprint as of August 2026; the divisional league and play-off entries are historical because their latest recorded year is 2024.

More about Anstey Nomads

Anstey Nomads Football Club is the senior football expression of Anstey, a large village in Charnwood, Leicestershire. Known commonly as Anstey Nomads and nicknamed The Nomads, the club carries a strong village identity into the English non-league pyramid. Its home colours are red, giving the side a consistent visual presence on match days.

The club’s roots lie in the post-war development of community football in the East Midlands. Across its history, Anstey Nomads have been associated with the Leicestershire Senior League, the United Counties League and wider regional divisions, reflecting the gradual movement and changing structure of non-league football. The FA Cup and FA Trophy provide a national knockout dimension to that regional story, while recorded league and play-off participation adds a more local competitive layer.

Home matches are played at Cropston Road, also known commercially as the Marks Electrical Arena. The ground is an intimate non-league venue on the edge of the community, with a traditional capacity of around 1,000. It functions as more than a first-team setting, serving as a focal point for local senior and junior football and linking the club to its surrounding village.

Anstey Nomads are presented as a community-oriented organisation administered through a local committee, club secretary and volunteer network rather than private-enterprise ownership. That structure supports a broad football ecosystem, with junior boys’ and girls’ pathways, mini-dribblers and senior men’s and women’s sections. The emphasis is on continuity, participation and progression between age groups.

The Nomads name suggests movement and resilience, qualities that suit a club shaped by regional football and sustained volunteer involvement. The badge and red kit reinforce that identity, while Cropston Road provides a recognisable base for the club’s senior and grassroots activities. Taken together, the venue, colours, local administration and development pathways define Anstey Nomads as a village-rooted East Midlands institution with a place in both community football and the wider English non-league system.

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