Non-League Paper

STEP 6 ROUND-UPS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 March 2018

SOUTH WEST PENINSULA
■ THERE was a complete white out across the board as the south west paid a particularly heavy price for the wintry weather.
All scheduled fixtures were called off due to unplayable pitches. However, league officials added that hopefully now that the thaw had started “we will get back to playing soon.”
Plymouth Parkway remain in pole position, having won an incredible 24 of 25 league fixtures so far, bagging 110 goals in the process.
The champions elect remain 20 points clear of local rivals Plymouth Argyle, Pilgrims’ second-string being a further...

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