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WHO CAN STOP THE TRANMERE STEAM ENGINE IN ITS TRACKS?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

From promotion dark horses to the best signings of the summer, we reveal our pre-season predictions

ROLL OF HONOUR: L-R: Michael Cheek, Ryan Donaldson, Aldershot’s EBB Stadium, Ebbsfleet celebrate, James Alabi

NLP WRITER
JON COUCH
WHO’S GOING TO BE CHALLENGING FOR PROMOTION?
I honestly believe this is the most open National League title race for years. Tranmere, for their sheer size and near miss last season, will naturally start as favourites but the two relegated clubs, Hartlepool and Leyton Orient, have both bought well and will push them all the way. Eastleigh, too,...

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