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Contrast in National League budgets is just like League One – Sarll

Darren Sarll believes the makeup of the National League draws comparisons with League One as Yeovil Town bid to compete with the division’s big-spenders.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

By David Richardson

DISPARITY: Yeovil Town boss Darren Sarll

MANAGER Darren Sarll believes the makeup of the National League draws comparisons with League One as Yeovil Town bid to compete with the division’s big-spenders.
The Glovers have gone in a different direction this season in order to bridge the gap between the top sides.
The 38-year-old told the Early Doors Football Podcast how much Non-League’s top-flight has evolved in recent years.
“I liken the National League to League One, not in its standard but in that division you’ve got Sunderland and Accrington,” he said. “The disparity...

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