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A CLASS ACT IS WHAT WE LIKE

A LITTLE tale for all the Football League players downhearted at the prospect of going out on loan to a Non-League club, if Pickford, Pope and Vardy aren’t enough inspiration.
While I was chairman at St Albans City, our manager David Howell took a right-back on loan from Queens Park Rangers, then managed by friend of Non-League Neil Warnock, by the name of Michael Harriman.
At the end of the spell, we wanted to renew and Neil put it to Michael. He readily agreed and spent another happy few months with us. Neil later told me that he was so impressed with Michael’s attitude that h...

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