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DID YOU AVOID A SEASON OF‘MEH’?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 May 2018

Nige TASSELL
FOOTBALL AUTHOR

It’s over. For almost all clubs, there are no more games left to take one at a time. The fixture list has been fulfilled as the dust settles and Non-League enters its fallow period. It’s a time to regroup and refresh, a period of post-mortems and minor building works.
For many clubs – namely those who finished in midtable anonymity – the post-mortem will consist of little more than a collective shrugging of the shoulders. A season not to write home about. One that won’t last long in the memory. Survival achieved but no glory a...

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