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THIS season’s Fantasy Non-League will again only cost you £5 to enter. The FNL 2021/22 entry deadline will be midnight on Tuesday August 31, 2021. It is very important that you read the rules very closely as I am making one change and introducing a new feature to the competition this season.
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By Ian White

THIS season’s Fantasy Non-League will again only cost you £5 to enter. The FNL 2021/22 entry deadline will be midnight on Tuesday August 31, 2021. It is very important that you read the rules very closely as I am making one change and introducing a new feature to the competition this season.
Coming back this season is the EARLY ENTRY BONUS which is worth 750pts. So, what does this mean? Well, if you enter the competition before NOON on Saturday, August 14 you will receive those EARLY ENTRY BONUS points. (Please note these points do not count in the first Manager of the Month)....

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