Non-League Paper

FALL OF THE ONCE MIGHTY FERRIBY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

FORMER CHAMPIONS IN CHAOS

By HUGO VARLEY

BETTER TIMES: Celebrations after North Ferriby beat Wrexham to win the FA Trophy in 2015
PICTURE: PA Images

JUST two and a half years ago, North Ferriby United looked to be a club with the wind in their sails.

RETURNING HERO: Paul Foot

Not content with lifting the FA Trophy in May 2016, the Villagers then secured a dramatic extra-time victory over AFC Fylde to win the National League North play-off final and secure themselves a place in the highest tier of Non- League football for the first time in their history.
Sadly, though, that balmy su...

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