Non-League Paper

IT’S THE JOY OF SIX AT BUSINESS END

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

By Phil Annets

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177 clubs rounds to join the 29 clubs exempted until this first round of the FA Vase.
8of the debut clubs remain in the competition: Wombwell Town, FC Hartlepool, Sutton United (Birmingham), Foley Meir, Allscott Heath, Rayleigh Town, Windsor and Eton and Sturminster Newton United, who host Okehampton Argyle in a tie that guarantees a Step 6 club will be in the next round – and that the winner will set a best run in the Vase. in total guarantee Step 6 clubs will be in
10ties next round with half of them resulting in the winner eit...

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