Non-League Paper

LEE’S OUT TO RAISE THE BAR FURTHER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

By Jon Couch
ROOKIE boss Lee O’Leary says he is prepared to go against the wishes of his chairman in a bid to lead Potters Bar Town into FA Cup dreamland.
The Isthmian Premier Division minnows have been handed a dream FA Cup derby tie against local National League side Barnet, who hail just three miles away from their Parkfield home.
The Scholars enter this stage of the FA Cup for only the third time in their history and take on a Bees side who went further than any other Non-League club to reach the fourth round proper last season, beating now-Premier League Sheffield United at Brama...

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