Non-League Paper

THE FA EQUALITY MANAGER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2017

Kevin COLEMAN
WHEN England C take on the Panjab FA this afternoon, new ground will be broken.
The Panjab FA only formed within the last two years so it’s great a fixture like this, the first of its kind, is taking place so soon.
The friendly is part of our wider inclusion and social engagement work, especially with Asian communities.
Panjab is a region that covers India and Pakistan, so Panjabis with a heritage from both of those countries will be eligible to play for their representative team –which is great!
But it’s not just about the 90 minutes at Solihull Moors. We&rs...

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