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‘Little’ big guns deserve a crack

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 May 2025

MOVING ON UP: Brackley Town celebrate promotion

AS A passionate follower of Non-League football, it’s so pleasing to see “little” clubs Brackley Town and Truro City gain promotion to the top tier.
Brackley have been knocking on the door for some years – they fully deserve their crack at the big time. John Askey has also done a fine job at Truro. My only concern for them is geographically. Very long away trips await them. It will be fascinating to follow both clubs’ progress.
KEITH NUNN Farsley, W. Yorks

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