Non-League Paper

WATCH P’S AND Q’S!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2019

DURING last Saturday’s FA Cup tie at Balham, Royston Town weren’t having it all their own way, as they possibly expected they would against a side two levels below.
So much so that in the second half two Royston players deemed it necessary to exchange expletives among themselves, but within easy hearing to all around. The alert referee rightly reminded the linguists that children were watching.
This prompted an emphatic follow-up ‘We’re not used to that sort of language ‘ere in South London’. Whether the sentiment found its way back to genteel Hertford...

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