Non-League Paper

BIG BROTHER CASTS HIS EYE ON JOE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

By Jon Couch

PROLIFIC Joe Duckworth knows for certain he’ll be on the same wavelength as his new manager – as it’s his brother!
The former FC United, Bury and Witton Albion striker has signed up to boost Northwich Victoria’s Midland League Premier promotion hopes, spearheaded by older sibling Lee.
His breakthrough campaign came in 2021-22 when A proven, dependable He commented: “When he netted 17 goals in just 37 force over a sustained period, he racked up 38 goals in signings they don’t come people talk about statement
Marquee signing Joe w...

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