Non-League Paper

OUR FANS CUT THE MUSTARD!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2020

By David Richardson
AFC WULFRUNIANS are proving they are a cut above the rest by attempting to fi ll their ground to raise money for the NHS.
The Midland League Premier side are aiming to pack out the 450 seats at their CKW Stadium with cardboard cutouts of generous fans.
Inspired by German club Borussia Mönchengladbach – who are playing games behind-closed-doors but in front of 13,000 pictures of their supporters – the Wulfs are offering the unique opportunity for £20, with £5 going to frontline workers, £3 to the club and £12 to cover the costs of ...

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