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SADDLE UP! IT’S ALL FOR CHARITY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 January 2019

SADDLE UP!

The NLP SAYS…
WITH EDITOR ALEX NAREY

SO it’s official, in June The NLP’sMatt Badcock and I will be donning the lycra as we tackle the ‘Football to Amsterdam’ bike ride as we bid to relegate Prostate Cancer!
Starting out from London’s Lee Valley Velo Park on June 7, our ride will be spread over two days with the small matter of 145 miles to negotiate between the cities.
For those based in the north, there is a second route that gets you pedalling from Barnsley’s Oakwell Stadium. Both routes will take an overnight ferry from Harwich and Hull re...

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