Non-League Paper

WILKIN: IT’S ONLY FAIR NOW TO VOID SEASON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2020

SYMPATHY: Kevin Wilkin

BRACKLEY Town manager Kevin Wilkin believes null and void is the only fair solution at Step 2 if the play-offs cannot be completed.
Clubs in National League North and South were told on Thursday that because the competition is not classed as elite sport by the government, games cannot be held behind closed doors.
A vote of the National League board will be held to finalise the decision on Monday, while discussions will also take place with Government officials as to whether they can be dissuaded.
But Wilkin, whose side were sat third in National North when the seas...

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