National League

An Ex-tremely good day out

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

LAST week, a group of Exmouth Town supporters made the 220-mile round trip to watch the South West Peninsular Premier Division game between Falmouth Town and Exmouth.
On the way, we jumped in taxis to visit the memorial to Falmouth and Exeter City’s Golden Boot winner Tony Kellow.
We were made to feel very welcome at the local pub, the Trelowarren Arms in Budock Water, and then at Falmouth Town FC.
Unfortunately, the result didn’t go our way as Falmouth won 4-1, but we enjoyed a great Non-League day out.
MARTIN COOK, via email

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