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A lifetime’s dedication…

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 May 2018

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
WHILE we enjoy giving out all of the accolades at our National Game Awards, there are a couple we cherish that little bit more and the Lifetime Achievement prize is most definitely one of those.
Only the very best Non-League has to offer are considered for the award, which will be presented at our ceremony, in association with sports coaching and education specialists SCL.
Last year, Andrew Morris picked up the award for 50 years’ service at Westfields.
In the midst of celebrating England’s World Cup triumph in 1966, Morris was a budding 16-year-old.
Now,...

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