Non-League Paper

DAD’S PROUDLEGACY WILL FOREVER LIVE ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2020

ONE YEAR ON FROM THE SUDDEN

By MATT BADCOCK

POSITIVITY: Son Charlie Edinburgh

LOOK TO THE SKIES: Josh Wright dedicates his goal to his former manager

MEMORIES: Jobi McAnuff

THERE have been moments of light in the darkness since Justin Edinburgh’s sudden passing.
“Sometimes it feels like a year, sometimes it feels like a week,” his son Charlie says. “It’s been a really up and down year. We always rode the rollercoaster with him in terms of his football and his managerial career.
“It’s quite strange that, without him even being here, we...

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