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So much for your support of Trident

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 December 2020

ONE for all and all for one! Or at least that is what we thought.
Is in just me or did the Northern Premier League’s decision to play on this week in the wake of rising Covid rates across the Isthmian and Southern League regions stink of selfishness?
‘Thanks for sticking by us when the our cities were in peril, we’ll see you ‘on the other side’.
I’m not surprised that NPL clubs are pulling their hair out at this decision and so many opted not to recommence yesterday when they had the option to.
For the NPL to take up so many column inches in The NLP these...

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