Non-League Paper

STEP 5 & 6

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2020

FIELDS DREAMS ARE STILL ALIVE
WESTFIELDS are determined to use the disappointment of the premature end of the season – and, with it, their promotion dreams being scrapped – as motivation when football returns. Fields were 12 points clear at the top of the Hellenic League Premier Division and unbeaten in 26 games when the curtain came down on the campaign.
It completed a miserable season for the Hereford- based side who suffered extensive floods at their allpay.park stadium earlier in the year.
Former Midlands Leaguers Westfields were determined to reach Step 4 this season and ha...

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