Non-League Paper

CHADWICK THE HERO FOR NOBLE PILGRIMS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 September 2026

By Dave Clayton

PAUL Hurst’s Boston United came back twice to take a point back to Lincolnshire but had keeper Louis Chadwick to thank for keeping them in the game in a first half which should have seen Tamworth establish a healthy lead.
“I said before the game this was a difficult place to come,” Hurst said. “Tamworth are a tough and physical side and made us defend. We disrupted their rhythm and I though Louis did well. He played aggressively and made some big saves.”
Despite dominating the first half hour, Tamworth only had one goal to show fro...

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