FA Cup

Higher you climb, longer your trip

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2019

I MUST agree with a lot of what Sean Hallam had to say about it being time for London clubs to venture outside of the M25 (Fans Forum, August 11).
Sean’s home town, Tamworth, are one of our old adversaries who, like my team King’s Lynn Town, have had plenty of travel experience in all leagues.
King’s Lynn’s problem stretches way back to 1954 when they moved into a very strong Midland League.
At this time, matches were played on Christmas Day and the team had to travel up to the likes of Scarborough, due to the fact that the club had taken over Halifax Town’s Re...

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