Non-League Paper

ANDY HAS THE MASTER QUAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 May 2020

By Carl Field
ANDY Morrison was a proud man after his Connah’s Quay Nomads side were crowned champions of Wales for the first time.
The JD Cymru Premier trophy is heading to Flintshire after the long-awaited Football Association of Wales (FAW) decision on how the season will be concluded amid the Covid-19 shutdown was finally made this week.
After consultation with clubs and various options explored, the FAW have curtailed the season with the final standings decided under an unweighted points-per-game method.
It means the Nomads, who were four points clear with six matches remaining, ...

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