Non-League Paper

ARDLEY’S GUIDING MAGPIES TO NEW HEIGHTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By David Richardson
IT’S not how you start, it’s how you finish – and Notts County have rounded off the year with plenty of promise.
The Magpies may have taken a while to get goingbut wins over FC Halifax Town, Maidenhead United and at Solihull Moors last month saw them enter the New Year with a bang.
It also earned boss Neal Ardley the December National League manager of the month award as they stormed into the play-off positions.
Striker Courtney Duffus had an equally impressive month in Non-League’s top flight as he hit ten goals for Yeovil Town to pick up the pla...

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