Non-League Paper

ALL EYES ON PLAY-OFFS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2020

USUALLY the play-offs would be done and dusted before we start thinking about the new season.
Time will be of the essence this year. I’ve met with a few players – socially distanced – and had some positive chats.
The ones I’ve spoken to are players who I believe can play this level and the next one.
That’s always been the way I’ve signed players and put teams together. I want them to be able to take us forward.
So I’ve had half an eye on the new season. But now it’s full focus on the Eliminator.
■ MY TEAM Liverpool have finally been crow...

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