Non-League Paper

WHEN WILL WE SEE YOU AGAIN?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 March 2018

Steve HILL
Hilly’s away days…

It’s a rivalry as old as time. The ‘rowdy’ Welsh versus the ‘haughty’ English. It’s Pobol Y Cwm versus Hollyoaks.
Wrexham versus Chester may not be the most highprofile match to be played during Sky Sports’ self-styled ‘Rivalry Weekend’ (it’s on BT Sport for starters), but while the numbers may not match Manchester United v Liverpool or Rangers v Celtic, the enmity will be at least as intense.
I’m always amused when randomers attend lower division or Non-League games and are ac...

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