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WHAT’S NOTT TO LIKE FOR NAILERS? GRANT BLACK reckons the

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

By Jen Couch

FA Cup could turn the town of Belper into a ghost town on Saturday. Th0shed for.
Black’s side make the short 19-mile trip up the A610 to Nottingham to face a Notts County side who won the FA Cup in 1894 but find themselves playing at this stage in the competition for the first time in their history following relegation from League Two last season
The tie itself represents something of a fairytale rise for the Derbyshire club, who are currently one of Non- League football’s most in-form teams, protecting a 17-match unbeaten run stretching way back to March 16.
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