Non-League Paper

NORTHERN PREMIER LGE DOLLYS BACK IN ONE FELL SWOOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2020

By David Richardson

DOLLY MIXTURE: Mark Fell led his Lancaster City side into promotion contention, inset, before having to take a back seat in his recovery from stomach cancer
PICTURE: Greig Bertram

MARK Fell can be forgiven for wanting a more straightforward season when football returns.
The Lancaster City manager led a surprise promotion bid in the last campaign but missed six weeks over Christmas when he was diagnosed with stomach cancer. The 37-year-old took a break from the dugout at the end of November up to which point the Dolly Blues’ season had been near faultless, but...

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