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Non-League Day 2022: Let’s make it the best yet!

Non-League Day founder James Doe believes this year’s event has the potential to be the best yet as the football community comes together for a big celebration.
Non-League Day

NON-LEAGUE DAY – SATURDAY MARCH 26
By Matt Badcock

St Albans City’s Shaun Jeffers celebrates with fans on the pitch after the Emirates FA Cup first round match at Clarence Park, St Albans
PICTURE: Alamy

NON-LEAGUE DAY founder James Doe believes this year’s event has the potential to be the best yet as the football community comes together for a big celebration.
Saturday March, 26 is the designated day for one of the biggest occasions on the Non-League calendar to celebrate all things outside of the Premier League and EFL.
It is also a welcome return for the first time since the Covid pand...

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