Non-League Paper

HATTERS CAN SEAL THE DEAL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

AS a player at Kidderminster Harriers, I have seen first-hand just how strong the National League North has been this season.
Believe me, that league suffers no fools; you don’t want to be falling into its clutches because it’s a battle just to survive.
The two best teams have been Chorley and Stockport County – and they are rightly riding high at the top of the tree. But Spennymoor have surprised everyone and that is a place, said with the greatest respect, no club fancies going to. They are an uncompromising outfit and are where they are on merit.
That said, I still thin...

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