Non-League Paper

13-1: MARTYRS IN CRISIS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

NON-LEAGUE purists were rallying around Merthyr Town last night after major financial problems led to a mass player exodus and a crushing 13-1 defeat.

CATCH ME IF YOU CAN: Jim Kellermann celebrates his goal as Aldershot Town put on a dazzling display at Hartlepool to win 2-0
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

Martyrs boss Gavin Williams was forced to pick a youth team for yesterday’s trip to Chesham United after 80 per cent of his squad were told they could leave the club.
And fronted by 15-yearold goalkeeper Ed Hewitson, the Welsh club captured the hearts of the nation, battling bravely against...

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