Non-League Paper

It’s a funny old game

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2020

David Richardson takes a light-hearted look at the week in football

CHESHIRE’S ‘CIAO’ ON A REF RETURN
THE DEVA Stadium provided the humble surroundings for referee Claudio Gavillucci to continue his refereeing comeback on Tuesday evening.
The man in the middle for the Cheshire Senior Cup quarter final between Chester and Tranmere Rovers used to officiate some of the biggest games in Italian football.
Gavillucci is known for suspending a Serie A clash in 2018 when Sampdoria fans were making discriminatory chants towards visiting Napoli fans.
The referee halted play in th...

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