Non-League Paper

LOOK OUT TOWN! BIG GUNS ARE AFTER YOU

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 September 2018

Gra ham STACK FORMER EASTLEIGH GOALKEEPER

MR FIX IT: Justin Edinburgh is turning things around at Leyton Orient

THE cobwebs are well and truly off and the dust has settled after a hectic six weeks.
The excitement and anticipation of the opening day seems a long time ago and it hasn’t taken long for managerial casualties and surprise packages to make the headlines. The honeymoon for managers is over and pressure from above, and from the stands, has started to show.
A quarter of the way through the season, managers and supporters will have a fair idea of what type of season lies ahea...

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