Non-League Paper

REDS CAN RALLY AND GO AGAIN FOR BILLY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2023

By Neil Harvey

ALFRETON Town boss Billy Heath was pleased with how his players lifted themselves after their initial second round clash with Walsall was postponed six minutes before kick-off !
The National League North Reds secured a 0-0 draw from Tuesday night’s rearranged game and will now travel to the League Two side this week with the prize of Southampton away in round three.
Speaking to The Non-League Show, Heath says the disappointment of a late call off, due to a frozen pitch, of Saturday’s live TV game was felt by their hard-working volunteers.
But he was pro...

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