Non-League Paper

WIN WOULD PUT CHERRY ON TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

AFC FYLDE chairman David Haythor nthwaite says the Coasters’ televised FA Cup clash with Wigan Athletic was a landmark in their rise up football’s ladder – and he can’t help dreaming of an away day at Premier League side AFC Bour nemouth.
The National League side take on the League One Latics in a replay at the DW Stadium on Tuesday night following their 1-1 draw at Mill Far m last Friday.
It was the latest step on the club’s rise as they try to reach the Football League by their long-stated goal of 2022. And chair man Haythornthwaite, who first got involved wi...

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