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STILL AS STRONG AS EVER BEFORE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2019

STILL AS

LEGENDARY BOSS HAS HIS SAY

By DAVID RICHARDSON

THE DEBATE over the strength of the National League never ceases but John Still is better-placed than most to offer a valued opinion.
The Conference’s most successful manager, who has won three titles with three different clubs, has seen the league evolve from when he first set foot in Non-League’s top-flight in 1986.
As the division celebrates its 40th anniversary this weekend, Still won his first promotion to the Football League with the original Maidstone United, one of the founder members in 1979 of the Alliance Premier Leagu...

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