Non-League Paper

DEAN AND CO BID TO SUPPORT PLAYERS…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 May 2020

By John Lyons
DEAN Holdsworth is urging worried players to consider what the Non- League Footballers Assocation has to offer at this uncertain time.
The former Wimbledon and Bolton striker set up the NLFA in 2012 to provide support and benefits to Non-League players.
It was a natural step for Holdsworth, who had previously been chairman of the Professional Footballers’ Association.
With so much confusion surrounding football at present, the 51-year-old believes the NLFA could have an important role to play.
“At Non-League level, the clubs must be seriously concerned about when t...

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