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1 May 2022

FANTASY NON -LEAGUE
WEEKLY UPDATE
By Ian White

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WELCOME to another update of the Fantasy Non-League. Today’s update covers the period from Sunday April 17 through to Saturday April 23.
This week, we take a quick look at who is leading the final Manager of the Month. Remember this is a joint one with April and May and all the games that are played in May including some of the play-off games will count towards this final Manager of the Month.
Leading the way in our final Manager of the Month of the FNL 202...

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