National League

Leon’s on a misión to the top

Leon Chambers-Parillon says his red-hot start to the season has only strengthened belief that he more than belongs at National League level – and increased his determination to help get Southend United out of it.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 October 2026

The 24-year-old has hit six goals in a strong opening two months of the campaign under new Shrimpers boss Kieron Dyer.
It doubles the attacking midfielder’s tally from last year and while he’s pleased on a personal front, the team being in the mix is even more important.
“I’m delighted with how I’ve started the season but I feel prouder that the team’s reflection in...

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