Non-League Paper

INSPECTING THE WAY FORWARD?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

TOP SHOP: Non- League clubs and volunteers need a strong support system
PICTURE: PA Images

SHOULD we work towards five star clubs? Perhaps the worst part of this job is dealing with news of the potential demise of clubs, some with decades of history, many with a band of committed volunteers who have put in countless hours and often unknown amounts of money to keep the wolf from the door but without success. Or success of a sort perhaps and especially if, even with their very existence always being touch and go, that club keeps going and does another 100 years or more. So, how do we reall...

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