Non-League Paper

THE CREAM WILL RISE TO THE TOP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2020

Crisis could create divide

By Steve Tervet
ISTHMIAN LEAGUE

CALM BEFORE THE STORM: Margate manager Jay Saunders predicts plenty of player movement this summer. Inset, Kadell Daniel attempts an acrobatic shot
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

MARGATE boss Jay Saunders expects the fi nancial inequality caused by COVID-19 to create runaway league champions in 2020-21.
While most clubs will have to be more frugal when football resumes, Saunders can see the wealthy few disappearing into the distance.
He’s predicting a busier transfer market than ever when the dust settles.
Saunders said: “A l...

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