Non-League Paper

Form guide tips it

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 May 2020

IT’S interesting to see that current leaders Barrow seem to be the most popular choice for promotion from the National League but it seems they are not looking at the bigger picture.
To explain, take a look at the current form of clubs in the higher reaches before the season was called to a halt?
Second-placed Harrogate took 20 points from their last eight games, compared to Barrow’s 12.
With four points to overhaul and a home game against Barrow still to come, Harrogate would be my favourites for promotion.
And, just to confirm, there is no bias here - I am a Torquay United fan...

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