Bridlington Town fan and member of the social media team Alix Stallard sums up the Seasiders past month - on and off the pitch

She also looks at the comings and goings from the club.

November 1 – Bridlington Town 2–0 Hallam

Bridlington opened the month with a convincing 2–0 home win over Hallam.

Goals from Kasper Williams and Casey Stewart, secured the points.

November 4 – Bridlington Town 5–0 Brandesburton

The Seasiders followed up with a dominant 5–0 win in cup competition.

A brace from Ahmed Salam, along with goals from Michael Coulson, Jake Day, and Charley Wight, ensured a comprehensive victory.

Squad rotation was used heavily, with multiple first-half substitutions.

November 8 – Bridlington Town 0–3 Emley

Town fell to a disappointing 3–0 home defeat against Emley.

Despite determined second-half efforts, the side struggled to regain control after conceding early.

November 15 – Bridlington Town 1–2 Grimsby Borough

A 21st-minute strike from Ahmed Salam was not enough to prevent a narrow 2–1 loss.

Bridlington pushed in the later stages, but Grimsby Borough held firm.

Club update November 17

In a major development, head coach Mike Thompson and assistant manager Andy Norfolk departed the club.

Their departure came amid a challenging run of fixtures and marked a key turning point in the season.

November 18 – Bishop Auckland 0–2 Bridlington Town

Town responded superbly just one day after the managerial changes, producing a composed 2–0 away victory.

Goals from Ahmed Salam and Tom Allan highlighted the team’s resilience and focus.

November 22 – Brighouse Town 1–1 Bridlington Town

A dramatic late equaliser at Brighouse saw Tom Allan strike in the 95th minute, securing a deserved point on the road.

The team showed fighting spirit in a much-improved performance.

November 29 – Bridlington Town vs Blyth Spartans

The final fixture of the month was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, bringing the month’s action to an early close