Non-League Paper

All friends together – except on the whistle

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2020

By David Richardson
JERRY GILL believes the comradery of the National League South play-off participants is what Non-League is all about - but now there’s no time for sentiment.
The Bath City manager has been in regular contact with other bosses during lockdown as they’ve worked together to conclude the season.
And now the wait is finally over as the Step 2 play-offs get underway today with the Romans hosting Dorking Wanderers in the eliminator round, where they came unstuck against Wealdstone last year.
Gill has once again seen progress on the pitch with his team improving on f...

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