Non-League Paper

5 REASONS WHY I LOVE NON-LEAGUE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

By Alex Milne

Following a great Non-League Day, I felt compelled to offer a few reasons why, despite the glitz and glamour of the Premier League, the lower leagues can be much more fun to follow. After all, who needs Manchester United when Maldon and Tiptree are at home?
1. THE ATMOSPHERE
Whilst you can’ t compare the attendances, there is something brilliantly strange and unique about the atmosphere at a Non-League fixture compared to a Premier League game. The spontaneous witty chants, terrace standing and the fact everybody seems to know each other is a million miles away from t...

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