Non-League Paper

Yeltz’ journey is just reward for loyal fans

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2020

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It was only nine months ago Halesowen Town were tumbling out of Step 3 in what was an unsurprising relegation.
The Yeltz had finished second bottom of the Northern Premier League the previous year and in 2017 were 19th.They recorded only six wins last season in one of their most miserable campaigns on record.
To say manager Paul Smith had a job on his hands when he took the role last April was an understatement.
But not only are they now two points clear at the top of BetVictor Southern League Division One Central, they have also made club history in reaching the FA Trophy s...

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