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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Steve Hill: Hilly’s Away Days – Caught in the twilight zone
96, 93, 95, 94, 97, 94, 97. Not next week’s lottery numbers but a selection of this season’s goal times involving my team, Chester.
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Matt Badcock: The numbers don’t add up
Promotion can be career altering for clubs and players. Currently the numbers don’t add up. They didn’t nine years ago either. It’s time they did.
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Mark Harris: We must all find solution to abuse
“You f*****g s**g” – is it really acceptable to shout that at another human being at a football match? It’s an important question because that’s what a female referee was called last Saturday during a Step 4 match.
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Mark Carruthers: Can Marc Nash restore Blyth Spartans’ lost aura?
There is something about Blyth Spartans’ famous old Croft Park home that can satisfy the needs of any football romantic.





