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HOLIDAY BLUES – THAT’S JUST THE FOOTBALL

EVER been on holiday, returned home and found nothing is the same as how you left it?
My living room hadn’t had a refurb while I’d been away, but Non-League football seems to have had the 60-Minute Makeover team round as I sat on the sun lounger.
We’re now gearing up for what is going to be the most confusing and complicated season any of us have ever been a part of.
First, it was the National League play-offs. It seemed a hairbrain idea to start with, one I suspect was sent down from the Football League to test drive for them.
In all three divisions, the promotion places ...

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