Non-League Paper

A VIRTUAL CAST OF PLAYERS PAST AND PRESENT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2020

By Neil Harvey
IT STARTED off as a casual lockdown stroll along the streets of Portsmouth, now it’s fast becoming one of Non-League football’s most prized online gems.
“I bumped into my neighbour, Neil Hidey, who used to play a bit, as I did, and we got chatting,” explained Darren Robson, who turned out in over 1,000 Non-League games for a host of clubs down south including Andover, Waterlooville, Basingstoke Town, Gosport Borough, Worthing, Farnborough Town, Aldershot Town and Bashley.
“We were reminiscing about the good old days and saying how we should organ...

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