Non-League Paper

UNDER PROTOCOLS, THIS SIMPLY ISN’T SAFE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 January 2021

SLOUGH TOWN joint-boss Jon Underwood says contining the National League South season is like “waiting for something bad to happen”.
Underwood spoke out after the Rebels called on league chiefs to temporarily suspend the season amid fears the league’s COVID-19 protocols are no longer sufficient to protect players and staff.
Slough say they will continue to honour their fixtures, starting with the visit of Braintree Town on Saturday, but haven’t ruled out the possibility of refusing to play in future. Underwood says it feels like they were “blindly marching on&rd...

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