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NLP says… Orient hitting all the wrong notes now…

NLP says…

On pages 24-25 of this issue, The NLP team has put together an in-depth piece where we have outlined our picks for National League success across Steps 1 and 2 this season. Obviously a feature of this nature means we have to file copy earlier in the week, and with the minefield of a full fixture programme to follow before this paper hits the newsstands, you have to wonder why we bother!
The carnage of a Saturday afternoon often sets the tone for the madness that follows as we battle against a deadline, and yesterday’s drama, from the National League to the seven divisions at Step 4 &n...

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