Non-League Paper

‘THE WHOLE THING IS NONSENSICAL’

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2020

ANTHONY JOHNSON CHESTER JOINT-MANAGER
HOW can York City be top when the season was stopped and miss out on the chance of promotion but Barnet, who were 11th in the National League, potentially win it? How?
How can you potentially start in Sunday League football and get to the Champions League through our Pyramid and then suddenly change the parameters and outcomes to fit certain agendas? It’s wrong.
Chorley are another example - potentially the only team to be relegated in the whole of Non-League football. How can that be right?
They’re saying, in the National League North and S...

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