Non-League Paper

ROVERS WILL BE A TARGET IN EFL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2017

VINCE MUST SHOW HUMILITY
DALE Vince says reaching League One with Forest Green will be easy. It will be a lot harder if he doesn’t keep his mouth shut.
Nobody likes a flash harry. Yet that is exactly how Vince and his club are perceived. From the me gabucks signings to the statement that promotion was “inevitable”, Rovers are basically that buffoon at the bar gobbing about his salary and flashing his rolex.
In reality, Vince has a point. League Two is arguably the most open division in the country. Three teams go up automatically. Another through the play-offs.
On the penu...

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