Non-League Paper

TEST NOW OR LEAGUES WILL GRIND TO A HALT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

By Matt Badcock

VIGILANCE: Neal Ardley

NEAL ARDLEY believes Notts County’s Covid-19 outbreak that saw them withdraw from the FA Cup is exactly why mandatory testing must be implemented in the National League.
The Magpies boss says he has big concerns about the safety of players and staff as the second wave of the pandemic hits the country.
Notts are testing their players even though there is no requirement to do so after getting the green light for last week’s National League encounter with Maidenhead United despite four players returning positive tests. But now a further two...

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