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It’s been a year we’ll not forget in a hurry!

The Non-League Paper writers take a look back at 12 months full of excitement and select their picks of 2022.
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THE NLP REPORTING STAFF DISCUSS WHO WERE THE BIG WINNERS OF 2022

MATT BADCOCK
NLP’s Editor-at-large
MOMENT OF 2022 I always like seeing new faces enjoy FA Vase glory so well done to Newport Pagnell Town.
Although they lost, Kidderminster Harriers’ pushing West Ham United all the way in the FA Cup was incredible to watch. What might have been if it hadn’t been for Declan Rice.
But a special mention to the incredible quick-thinking of people at games in times of great stress – the cardiac arrests of Chippenham’s Pablo Martinez and Hertford’s Potchu Mendes and the head injury suffered by Bat...

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