Non-League Paper

SEASON MUST BE GIVEN A CHANCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 April 2020

By Matt Badcock
CHESTER’S Anthony Johnson says the last eight months can’t just count for nothing.
Johnson, joint-boss alongside Bernard Morley, is a vocal opponent of the season just being declared null and void.
He would be open to different options - although believes a deadline for resuming the current campaign needs to be set now - but says the campaign shouldn’t just be wiped out.
“A few people say ‘it’s alright you saying points per game or finish the season at a later date, because you are in the playoffs’,” Johnson said. “But I&...

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