Non-League Paper

What’s in The Non-League Paper: 14/01/24

by
Nick Powell
12 January 2024

Kidderminster Harriers have unveiled Phil Brown as their new manager, and we speak to the man charged with their survival bid in the Non-League Paper this Sunday.

TNT Sport pundit Adam Virgo runs his expert eye over the National League and Eastleigh’s FA Cup third round replay.

We’ve caught up with Steve Morison after his departure from Isthmian League Premier table-toppers Hornchurch to League Two Sutton United.

Leamington boss Paul Holleran explains the perfect motivation to bounce back from relegation in the Southern League.

We have all the action from Saturday in the Isuzu FA Trophy and FA Vase – who will make the last 16 of Non-League’s two prestigious cup competitions?

And last, but certainly not least, our man Jon Couch was at the Hawthorns last Sunday to see nearly 5,000 Aldershot Town fans get behind their team.

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