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Tough start but 2021 will be brighter…

NEW YEAR, same problems caused by Covid. Everyone involved with Non-League football knew this season was going to be a challenge but it’s probably fair to say that was an understatement.
With the news in midweek that more than 75 per cent of the country is now in the harshest Tier 4, football in the National League System below Steps 1 and 2 has come to a complete halt.
For a sport that needs to plan, the current situation is making that nearly impossible. There are too many questions, the pandemic is too fluid and there are too many facto...

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