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THE COPS ARE ON CALL FOR NATIONAL SOUTH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 May 2019

By David Richardson and Hugo Varley

EYES ON THE PRIZE: Jack Mazzone scores from the spot as MET Police saw off Salisbury in midweek
PICTURE: Thomas Lang

MET POLICE thought they would be in a relegation battle this season – now they’re on the verge of competing at their highest ever level.
The Surrey-based side were moved from the Bostik League, where they had resided since 1977, to the Southern League Premier South last summer which significantly increased their travelling distances.
The change also forced Jim Cooper, Met manager for 15 years, to step down with the play...

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