Columnists
GREGOR ROBERTSON: When will our noise be heard?
Almost two years have passed since it emerged that the EFL were ready to offer three promotion places to the National League as part of the “New Deal for Football” – the proposed financial reset resulting in more Premier League funding for the lower leagues, which instead ended in deadlock, squabbling, self-interest and silence.
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Tony Incenzo: If in doubt, it has to be off
It won’t have escaped your notice that there have been some incredibly late match postponements over the past few weeks amidst one of the wettest winters on record.
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Matt Badock: Then there were two! National League title race set to go down to the wire
Pitchside at Boreham Wood on Tuesday night, York City manager Stuart Maynard talked about how he expects the National League lead to keep flipping and flopping.
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Michelle Dorling: Clubs need you more than ever
For clubs operating at Step 5 of the National League System, one postponed home match is not just an inconvenience; it can be the difference between stability and serious financial strain.
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Francis Duku: Players should never suffer in silence
Football is uniquely positioned to have a tangible impact on our lives – especially when it comes to mental health.








