Non-League Paper

WE ALL SHOULD HAVE GONE UP!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 June 2020

By Chris Dunlavy
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUITS YOU, SIR! Boss Gary Johnson and top striker Jamie Reid, inset, who this week left Torquay United to join Mansfi eld Town
PICTURE: Pinnacle

THE season is over. The playoffs are happening. A tentative start date of mid-September is on the cards.
For Gary Johnson, though, three months of tortuous wrangling has resulted in the wrong outcome.
“It’s great that two teams will go up from our league,” says the Torquay United boss. “I’m pleased that North and South will be part of it. But I wanted to get us all promoted. I still ...

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