Non-League Paper

MICKY HAILS TEAM SPIRIT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

Rovers’ demands keep us all going

By Matt Badcock
MICKY Mellon was in full flow in his post-match Sutton United press conference when he was plunged into darkness.
“They’ve turned the lights off on us, I’m getting fed up of this now,” joked the Tranmere Rovers boss, referring to the floodlight failure during the FA Trophy match at Solihull Moors the previous week.
The National League side are more used to being in the spotlight as they aim to return to the Football League after three years away.
A play-off final no-show last season was followed by a slow start ...

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