Non-League Paper

OUTLINING NEXT YEAR IS KEY NOW, URGES DAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 January 2021

By Jon Couch

PRIORITY: Spencer Day

SPENCER DAY reckons there’s just a “one per cent” chance of completing this season – and says attentions must now turn to ensuring that lessons are learned for the next campaign. The Farnborough manager has shown himself as a Non-League voice of reason amid the Covid crisis over the last few months.
And now with the nation in lockdown for a third time amid a new upturn of cases, the Boro boss believes the governing bodies at Steps 3-6 should accept defeat un their hopes to keep the 2020-21 season alive and instead put a plan in p...

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