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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 May 2020

Give everyone opportunity to have their say

THE thoughts of Ian Ridley (see facing page) on Non-League football always provide plenty of food for thought.
As someone who has been chairman of Weymouth and St Albans, the award-winning football writer has had a clear insight into how the game operates at the sharp end.
And he agrees with the likes of Non-League stalwarts Paul Doswell and Geoff Chapple that now is the time to look with fresh eyes on the game we all love.
Regionalisation, salary caps and the quality of football on the pitch are just a few of the things he mentions that we should...

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