Non-League Paper

FREEBIES WORTH WEIGHT IN GOLD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2020

By John Lyons

HERE WE GO: Chester joint bosses Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley are ready for the play-offs

CHESTER co-manager Bernard Morley has hailed his players’ amazing play-off sacrifi ce – and believes promotion can be their reward.
The Blues’ board met on Monday night to decide if the fan-owned club could afford to enter the National League North play-offs.
And the players’ decision to forgo their wages for the play-off campaign proved one of the key factors in allowing club chiefs to give the goahead. It means Chester, who finished sixth on points per g...

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