Non-League Paper

FIVE THINGS TO WATCH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 August 2024

CLASS ACT: Phil Brown is tasting the sixth tier for the first time

1 Non-League’s most lovable management duo are back in the North. Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley guided Radcliffe to the NPL Premier title last season in some style.
Reinvigorated by the Boro after a tricky spell at Spennymoor Town, you can be sure the two serial winners will set their side up to flourish again.
2 Needham Market will have to put in the miles this season – 8,868 of them from their Suffolk home.
But Kevin Horlock’s side will relish the challenge with a squad who have spent a ...

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