Isthmian Leagues

Johnno’s machine keeps on turning

Paul Johnson told The NLP back in the summer that he wouldn’t mind, in a strange way, if Farnham Town’s unbeaten league streak came to an end.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

By Matt Badcock

INVINCIBLES: Farnham Town are unbeaten in 56 league games and have won eight out of eight matches this season
PICTURE: Liam Puttock

PAUL JOHNSON told The NLP back in the summer that he wouldn’t mind, in a strange way, if Farnham Town’s unbeaten league streak came to an end.
It would, at least, relieve some of the pressure and expectation their winning machine has created.
But last week’s 6-3 win at Guernsey extended their epic run even further and took this season’s tally to eight Isthmian League South Central wins from eight.
It means Town – promoted as Invincibles from...

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