Non-League Paper

WE’RE ALL STANDING UNITED IN ADVERSITY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 May 2020

By David Harrison, Hon. Vice-President Corinthian-Casuals

TEAM EFFORT: Ex-boss Brian Adamson on his mower

LAST Sunday morning, Brian Phillips, stalwart Corinthian-Casuals vice- president and committee man, was busy doing his bit to help the club prepare for next season, painting the railings round the club’s ground at Tolworth.
Brian, age 73, had cycled the seven miles from his home in Sunbury-on- Thames, setting off at 4am because he “wanted be ahead of the cyclists” around Hampton Court.
It’s a journey Brian has been doing by bicycle for over 30 years since he a...

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