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There was no excuse, Chesterfield

There was

NLP says…
Our front page story in last week’s issue (Headline: Out of Control) became something of a talking point throughout the week on social media. It certainly ruffled the feathers of Chesterfield fans, who vented their frustration that we had chosen to make such a fuss about a pitch invasion and the unsavoury scenes that followed rather than focusing on the positives of their magnificent comeback from 3-0 down to muster a draw in a pulsating 3-3 contest with Ebbsfleet United. For a few disgruntled Spireites fans, our paper was nothing more than a ‘sensationalist rag...

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