Non-League Paper

EAGER YELTZ ON TRAVELS YET AGAIN!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2020

FOCUS ON THE BELATED FA VASE AND TROPHY SEMI-FINALS
HALESOWEN Town will have to do it the hard way once more but that won’t faze them, says boss Paul Smith.
The Yeltz have been drawn away from home yet again in their remarkable FA Trophy run which has seen them play 13 games to reach the semi-finals. They’ve claimed some big scalps and will need to pull off another at Concord Rangers.
“We’ve come unstuck again with the draw with it not being a two-legged tie and then to get drawn away,” he told The NLP. “We haven’t done this easily so far - we&rsquo...

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