Non-League Paper

JERSEY BOY’S JOY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

By Matt Badcock

ON THE FRONT FOOT: Kidderminster’s Ryan Croasdale is back in the 22-man England C squad
PICTURE: David Loveday

PAUL FAIRCLOUGH has made England C history by selecting a player based in Jersey for an upcoming training camp – and he thinks he’s got the basis of a squad that can win the International Challenge Trophy.
St Pauls keeper Euan Van Der Vliet impressed when an FA Rep XI took on the Jersey FA in St Helier back in June.
The stopper saved two penalties in the shoot-out after a 1-1 draw and the boss wants to take a closer look when his selected group ...

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