Non-League Paper

WE JUST NEED TO PLAY NOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 November 2020

By Matt Badock

HAPPY TIMES AHEAD: Boston United manager Craig Elliott and inset, designs of the new Jakemans Community Stadium
PICTURE: TGS Photo

COVID call-offs, floodlight failures, an abandoned game, a postponed homecoming and a blank November, it’s fair to say Craig Elliott’s Boston United have had an even more unusual start to the 2020-21 season than most.
Currently finishing up their second spell of isolation, boss Elliott can at least take solace in the fact his Pilgrims – who started the season groundsharing at Gainsborough Trinity – have played ...

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