Non-League Paper

LEGACY OF VASE WIN SOMEHOW CONTINUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 May 2020

CHRIS GAY, secretary of Chertsey Town

UP FOR THE CUP: Chertsey lift the FA Vase last year

THE current halt to both of FA Trophy and FA Vase conclusions has placed AFC Fylde, as 2019 Trophy winners, and Chertsey Town with the Vase, in unique situations.
Both will be holding their respective ‘holders’ positions for well over the allotted 12 months. Who knows what the eventual lifespan of their tenancies will become.
This weekend should have seen the 2019/20 respective finals being played at Wembley, but the day has succumbed to events to produce a stadium Lock-Out. Therefore bo...

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