Non-League Paper

Anything’s possible

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

NOT so long ago, Bromley FC, were a Non-League club of 132 years. Now they have had achieved successive promotions to reach League One.
A remarkable story. Week in and week out, many thousands of players and loyal supporters dream of promotion upwards on the Non-League ladder.
The strength in depth of our game in this country should be applauded and the people involved (including volunteers) deserve credit by keeping many clubs afloat by sheer hard work and love of the game with limited resources.
Just one promotion can lift a club and community spirits. You can imagine the football...

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