Non-League Paper

NOW IT’S BRACK TO BUSINESS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 November 2020

Saints boss Kev eyes a Friday feast
By Jon Couch

CUP HEROES: James Armson, right, leads the celebrations after his hat-trick saw Brackley Town beat Gillingham in 2016
PICTURE: PA Images

KEVIN WILKIN reckons it’s no coincidence that Non-League clubs are breaking new ground in the FA Cup this season.
A record equalling 14 clubs from outside the EFL have made it through to the second round stage with three guaranteed a place amongst the Premier League big boys in the hat for the third round.
Wilkin’s Brackley Town side kick off the FA Cup weekend with a clash at Tranmere Rov...

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