Non-League Paper

DOSWELL NOWSET FOR AN EASTER CRACKER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 April 2018

TOMORROW night I’ll be at Sutton v Bromley for BT Sport – it promises to be a cracking game.
I feel for Sutton boss Paul Doswell because he’s doing a fantastic job and if it wasn’t for Macclesfield and John Askey he’d be an absolute shoo-in for manager of the year. As it stands now, that’s a tough award to call. You can make a very strong case for both.
Then you could even argue Dave Challinor should be in the conversation if AFC Fylde get up and Mark Yates has turned Solihull Moors around from the brink.
Fans will always say I have favourite teams in the...

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