IT’S been heartbreaking to hear of many lower league clubs struggling to keep afloat during these tough times. Sadly, we have lost some already. For most people who follow Non-League football, it’s like a happy family. Travelling to different parts of the country to stand on a terrace with a burger, programme and a cup of tea to cheer your lads on.
It’s seeing familiar faces you nod to and the feeling of excitement and anticipation for the matches to come. With many clubs suffering financially from the lack of people through the turnstiles, programme sales, ref...