Non-League Paper

THERE’S JUST NO MORE WE CAN DO!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 February 2021

Anthony Johnson, Chester FC joint-manager

CHESTER have voted for the season to be made null and void – it is 100 per cent the correct decision for this football club. We’ve had a brilliant season. I don’t say this to exaggerate, but we’ve probably been hit harder than most clubs at our level. In the sense of Stuart Murphy, who tried to take over the club last summer, walking away and he was propping up a couple of players.
Our top scorer Akwasi Asante ended up leaving the football club. We played in last season’s play-offs with one week’s notice. We th...

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