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This week in The Non-League Paper… December 16, 2018

Here’s what to expect in this weekend’s issue

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 December 2018

Here’s what to expect in this weekend’s issue:
– ‘Let’s Get This Club On The Up’ – Richard Money issues a rally cry after taking over as new Hartlepool United manager
– Club Focus: Kingstonian are on the rise but will they finally announce plans for a new permanent home any time soon?
– Hilly’s Away Days – NLP columnist and Chester fan Steve Hill relives a bit of nostalgia with what he describes as his “Retro Match”
– Lee Allinson is aiming to follow in his father’s footsteps and lead Biggleswade Town to success
– Chairman Shahid Azeem has urged everyone at Aldershot Town to stick together amid tough times, while throwing his backing towards manager Gary Waddock
– Jamie O’Hara exclusively reveals the reasons behind his decisions to leave Billericay Town
– It’s crunch time for North Ferriby United as owner Carl Chadwick’s plan to change the club name and move them from Grange Lane go under the microscope

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