Non-League Paper

FANS MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

PAUL Doswell has welcomed the news that Havant & Waterlooville can allow fans back to their Westleigh Park home but is keen to stress that the change in lockdown restrictions is no silver bullet.
With Hampshire being placed in Tier 2 of the Government’s new frame-work, the turnstiles will be ticking in time for the Hawks’ clash against Hemel Hempstead on Wednesday.
“Having 1,500 fans will be absolutely amazing and will make such a big difference to the players and just make the whole experience so much more enjoyable,” he told <span xmlns="http://www.w3.o...

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