Non-League Paper

MILLS HAS SYMPATHY BUT STILL ON TRACK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

By John Brindley

GARY MILLS sym- pathised this week with
the Southern League’s
almost uniquely difficult position despite the
frustration of Corby
Town’s promotion challenge again being put
on ice.
The 59-year-old double European Cup winner had been making preparations for Corby’s scheduled return to action in a top-of-thetable Southern League Division One Central clash with St Neots Town on Saturday.
But the fact that some clubs are in tier three and, unlike Corby, are still not allowed to have fans in their grounds is believed to be one key reason behind the l...

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