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ENOUGH OF FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS

ENOUGH OF

Steve HILL

HILLY’S AWAY DAYS

WATER NIGHTMARE! Storm Somebody has wreaked havic for Non-League football fans in recent weeks
PICTURE: EMPICS Sport and Mike Capps

THERE are many ups and downs of course to supporting a Non-League club, but they don’t generally include not being able to watch them play.
I reflected smugly on this recently as my Chelsea-supporting neighbour posted an Instagram photo of him watching his team take on Bayer n Munich – on TV. Despite attending all the Stamford Bridge g roup games, he was unable to secure a ticket for the knockout round and...

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