Non-League Paper

THE DAY I MADE IT STICK IN THE MUD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2020

MY FAVOURITE NON-LEAGUE PICTURE
This week, freelance photographer STUART TREE shares and explains the image that he cherishes the most
MARCH 23.2013
TUNBRIDGE WELLS 2
SHILDON 0
FA Vase Semi Final 1st Leg
Attendance: 1,744

MUD, GLORIOUS MUD: The conditions made for great pictures

WHEN Andy Irvine bagged the first goal for Tunbridge Wells and ran towards where I was sitting, I had no idea that I’d be featuring on The NLP’s front page for my first time.
I wasn’t even commissioned to work for the paper that day – my good friend and fellow photographer Andy Nunn was...

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