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THE YEAR THAT (ALMOST) WAS…

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AN ALTERNATIVE REVIEW OF 2017

matt BADCOCK

AN INFORMED AND ENTERTAINING READ
EVER wonder how things could have turned out differently? If only a player had shot instead of passed or the referee had put his contact lenses in?
Every year has Sliding Doors moments that change the course of history. But wonder no more as we guide you through the alternative reality of 2017, where Lincoln City didn’t win the National League and Ryan Giggs took a Non-League manager’s job…
JANUARY
FA Vase favourites South Shields are knocked out by holders Morpeth in the fourth round. The cla...

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