Non-League Paper

IT’S ABOUT REWARDS, NOT AWARDS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

MY LEGS have recovered from walking 15 marathons in 15 days in the summer for Prostate Cancer UK.
The March for Men started out at St James Park in Exeter and finished at St James’ Park in Newcastle, stopping at some wonderful clubs from all levels along the way – even Darlington!
The trek has seen me nominated for Celebrity Fundraiser of the Year in the Justgiving Awards.
Hand on heart, it’s nice to be nominated but it really doesn’t matter if you win it or not. That was not the reason why we set off to do what we did. What matters is all the guys who got involved m...

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