Non-League Paper

PLAYERS ON SIDE FOR GILL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 May 2020

UPBEAT Jerry Gill knows he can count on his Bath Coty players if and when the play-offs take place.
The fourth-placed Romans looked sure bets for the knockout competition before the season ground to a halt in March.
Since then they’ve been left in limbo but at least former Birmingham City and Cheltenham defender Gill knows his players are up for the battle.
“I’ve been in talks with all the players because I wanted to know if they were comfortable about playing in the play-offs,” he told The NLP. “Most contracts come to an end this week and some would be out-of-...

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