Isthmian League Premier

Premier battle to be top of the bill

Speak to managers throughout the Isthmian League Premier and it’s fair to say the consensus is this is an open race.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 August 2022

By Tom Blackett Isthmian Premier

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SPEAK to managers throughout the Isthmian League Premier and it’s fair to say the consensus is this is an open race.
Billericay Town come down from the National League South and will be eyeing a swift return.
But we saw from last season what a formidable division it is. Bishop’s Stortford, Enfield Town and Hornchurch were separated by only a few points in second, third and fourth but it was fifth-placed Cheshunt who stormed through to take play-off glory.
All three will fancy being up there again. Stortford have kept t...

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