Columnists
Mark Harris: Innocent until proven guilty
FROM time to time, clubs make administrative errors that lead to a variety of sanctions ranging from suspensions to points deductions to fines.
Sometimes these cases pass unnoticed, especially when the offending club hold their hands up and admit they got it wrong. But not always.
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Tony Incenzo: Knights seek return home
Football may not have come home for England again this year, but it may well be happening at Pinchbeck United.
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Matt Badcock: Honouring the great pioneers
It's just over 120 years since Southend United were formed at a meeting in the Blue Boar Public House. This coming Saturday, when the modern-day Shrimpers take on Barrow, those very beginnings will be celebrated at Pioneers Day.
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Diary of a Groundhopper: Harleston Town 3 Romford 1
It’s FA Cup Day! I always feel a frisson of excitement on cup matchdays, especially in the early rounds. Call me old fashioned if you like, but I do.
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Mental Health Awareness: Opening up on battling with mental health
The NLP's North East correspondent Mark Carruthers has marked Suicide Prevention Awareness Month by writing a piece to discuss his own battles with mental health.







