Non-League Paper

A PLACE IN OUR HARTS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

IT’S AN AFTERNOON TO SAVOUR

JOLLY GOOD SHOW: Hartley Wintney provided the entertainment for our recent day out

W e hadn’t seen each other – or, at least, I hadn’t seen them – for the best part of 15-odd years. A reunion with a couple of old college pals was the main course on the weekend menu.
But, an insurance policy was needed. Just in case we ran out of conversation and the whole experience was defined by a series of awkward, Pinter-esque pauses, a failsafe social lubricant was required.
Curry and carbonated beer would be the glue for the evening, but the...

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