Non-League Paper

FANS’ FORUM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 September 2020

Ailing Non-League is left to sink or swim!

SOMETIMES good things happen to those who wait.
Those of us who gain our main football fix from Non-League were beginning to wonder whether the big guns of the Premier League were aware that Step One and below is the cornerstone of our national sport, the very fabric of our game.
That’s because since the Coronavirus pandemic started in March – and that seems like about two years ago now – the elite has done next to nothing to help Non-League restart play while it has happily funded return to play protocols to get the money-spinnin...

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