Columnists
GREGOR ROBERTSON: When will our noise be heard?
Almost two years have passed since it emerged that the EFL were ready to offer three promotion places to the National League as part of the “New Deal for Football” – the proposed financial reset resulting in more Premier League funding for the lower leagues, which instead ended in deadlock, squabbling, self-interest and silence.
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Chris Dunlavy: Perfection or bust for bosses
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Matt Badcock: Gus can finally pop the corks
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Tony Incenzo: Proud Kensington Dragons breathing fire!
Fire is being breathed into the future of Middlesex County League Premier Division outfit Kensington Dragons.
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Chris Dunlavy: Forget data, Ollie is the ultimate in sound investment
An hour or so after York crushed Carlisle 5-0 at the LNER in September, Ollie Pearce dutifully shuffled into the sponsors’ lounge to collect his man of the match award.








