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THIS is a strange time for us football fans. No games to go to, no live sport on the television, and, with uncertainty over the current situation, you might think it’d be tricky to pick up a copy of The Non- League Paper.
We at The NLP pride ourselves on giving you all the grassroots reporting you need, every week of the year, come rain or shine or, in this case, global pandemic.
We want to keep the paper going, now more than ever, but with potential closures and self-isolating and social distancing coming into effect, we’re presented with a problem; how do our regular print ...

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