Non-League Paper

IT’S AGAINST THE CLOCK THIS TIME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

FOUR NATIONS MARCH WILL BE A GREAT TEST

THE WALKING shoes are on again for the next marathon challenge with Prostate Cancer UK.
Four marathons, four countries, four days. We’ll be stopping at 16 new clubs between September 5-8 as we aim to break through the £1m raised for this disease that kills one man every 45 minutes. It’s a staggering statistic.
My idea was all our previous 25 marathons have been completed in England – but it’s Prostate Cancer UK. Of course, men in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland suffer just as much so we should get out there and bang ...

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