Non-League Paper

PHILLIPS SHOWS SUPPORT TO REDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 December 2020

By Jon Couch

SUPPORT: Kevin Phillips

PREMIER League ace Kevin Phillips has gone back to his roots in a bid to save the club who made him.
Crisis hit Baldock Town have received backing from their most famous son as they look to secure their financial and long-term future.
Phillips, who went on to star for Watford and Sunderland, posted a video on social media after the struggling Spartan South Midlands League Reds – who groundshare at rivals Arlesey Town – launched a Crowdfunding campaign to safeguard its future amid the pitfalls of the pandemic.
He said: “I’m ...

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