Non-League Paper

WINNER ROD IS REELING ‘EM IN!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 November 2018

By Matt Badcock

IT’S A REASON TO BE CHEERFUL: Chelmsford City are firing themselves into title contention along with Billericay, inset top, and Woking, below
PICTURE: Matt Bradshaw

BIG STEP: Chelmsford City boss Rod Stringer

ROD STRINGER reckons the National League South is a different beast this season.
The Chelmsford City boss guided the Clarets to third place last season, a year after they missed out on promotion in the play-off final to Ebbsfleet United.
They fell at the play-off hurdle once again last season but have made a solid start to the new campaign which has pu...

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