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NON-LEAGUE Day was back with a bang after a two-year absence yesterday – and fans flocked in their droves to get a piece of the action.
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Family fun on Non-League Day
By Joe Acklam

GRAND DAY OUT: Young fans take in the atmosphere at the Woking game
PICTURE: David Holmes

SMILE! A Wrexham fan gets a picture
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

NON-LEAGUE Day was back with a bang after a two-year absence yesterday – and fans flocked in their droves to get a piece of the action.
South Shields’ 1st Cloud Arena was the destination for Alex Scott and the BBC’s Football Focus team as the cameras witnessed the celebration of the Mariners’ visit of Stafford Rangers.
Those who stuck around after the match were able to watch England play Switzerl...

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