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STUDENT’S VIEW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2019

FOR students, Non-League football is a paradise for footballing indulgences.
While Manchester holds two of football’s most prominent and richest clubs, there remains an abundance of Non-League havens for the ever-growing 90,000-plus student population to take full advantage of. Without the distraction of their noisy Premier League neighbours, Non-League clubs offer similar levels of drama, tension and entertainment at a far cheaper price.
Ramsbottom United’s recent match in the FA Trophy third qualifying round, on Non-League Day, expertly demonstrates how inexpensive football in...

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