Non-League Paper

PLAYERS I’LL BE KEEPING MY EYE ON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 May 2018

REISE ALLASSANI
Electric in the Pink & Blue of Dulwich Hamlet this season and looks destined to return back to the professional ranks.
CAMERON NORMAN
Has left King’s Lynn Town already and there is talk of a Football League move. Was excellent from full-back for the Linnets and hit a stunning goal in the play-off semi-final ag ainst Weymouth.
BRUNO ANDRADE
Outstanding for Boreham Wood this season, his game has really stepped up a level. So quick he must be a nightmare to defend against and has 22 goals to his name.
MATTY KOSYLO
Injury disrupted his season at FC Halifax Town but he ...

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