Non-League Paper

Reliving days of Saturday nights

by
Tony Incenzo
3 January 2021

WHAT A great article from Tony Incenzo regarding the importance of local newspapers in Non-League football (NLP December 19). Thanks Tony. Back in my early teenage years in “Norn Iron” as it is pronounced here, we had the “Irelands’ Saturday Night” the equivalent to the “Pinks” and “Greens” mentioned in his column.
We would wait eagerly outside our local newsagents every Saturday night (about 7pm) as a red and black Morris Minor van roared up the street. The back doors opened and a bundle of fresh off the press copy, tied with hairy stri...

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