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WHAT’S SANTA GOT IN STORE?

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DELVE INTO THE NLP’S STOCKING

Matt BADCOCK

CHRISTMAS EVE is suddenly upon us and, if you’re anything like me, part of today will be spent dashing around the shops for those last- minute presents. Just like turkey, crackers, bad television and arguments over Pictionary, The NLP’s Christmas gifts are now part of the festive tradition. There’s a long list of pressies to dish out to the great and good of Non-League football, so here’s a sneak peek under the tree to see what will be unwrapped tomorrow.
The first one is a biggie as York City tear the paper off a D...

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