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NEIGHBOURLY TOWN PUMP IN IRON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

NEIGHBOURLY TOWN

By Jon Longman

UNITY: Lee Harding

WITHAM Town believe they have scored a football first by being “Good Neighbours”.
For each Braintree Town fan who attends a home Witham first team or reserve match, £2 will be donated to their National League neighbours.
The Iron have been forced to play all home games behind closed doors because of the National League’s Covid regulations but still have the bills to pay for playing the games.
The special offer starts on Tuesday with the derby clash against Isthmian North rivals Heybridge Swifts (7.30pm) and the admission to league...

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