Non-League Paper

IT WILL BE ALL WHITE ON THE NIGHT, INSISTS MARC

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 May 2020

DORKING Wanderers owner Marc White is convinced the National League could easily fit in play-offs before the start of next season.
The league gave clubs until noon on Friday to express their views on whether the play-offs should be postponed or cancelled at Steps 1 and 2.
Dorking were in seventh place, the final play-off berth, in National League South when play stopped in mid-March.
And manager/chairman White, who has overseen the Surrey club’s surge up through the divisions in recent years, reckons there is still time for the usual end-of-season finale.
“The reason I think the...

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