Non-League Paper

RANGERS’ GAFFE MAY COST DEAR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

THE WEEK IN WORDS

INELIGIBLE: Nana Kyei

THU 24
CONCORD RANGERS’ promotion hopes have been dented following a points deduction which leaves them out of the play-off positions.
The National League South side were hotly-tipped for a strong season under boss Sammy Moore – and a recent run of one defeat in ten league games had seen them storm into the top seven.
But just 48 hours before their big clash with promotion rivals Dartford yesterday, the Beachboys found themselves plummeting out of sixth place and the play-off race for the time being.
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