Non-League Paper

WE’RE ANGELS OF THE NORTH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 July 2018

It’s tough at the top

By CHRIS DUNLAVY
NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH THE BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY

CLASS ACT: Stockport’s Matty Warburton

SHARP SHOOTER: Darlington’s David Ferguson

ON THE UP: Hereford celebrate promotion

UP FOR GRABS: Ross Hannah is a free agent after leaving Chester

THREAT: York City’s Connor Smith

GULF IN CLASS: Stockport boss Jim Gannon

LEAMINGTON had just beaten Salford. Their manager, Paul Holleran, had just been handed the National North manager of the month award.
Yet even on that glorious day in October 2017, with his side on the frin...

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