National League North

IS IT THE START OF SOMETHING?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

MATT BADCOCK comment
WALES VERSUS ENGLAND. There’s just something about it that stokes the fires. Whether it’s football, rugby or tiddlywinks, the competitive nature between all the home nations just adds another layer.
Like playing your brother at Monopoly, you know losing isn’t a total disaster. But it is a total disaster.
Wales C v England C on Tuesday night is a friendly, but there’s no doubt when the first whistle blows, both sides will be desperate to win and take the bragging rights.
Last time out it was 2-2, with England’s goals coming from Kyle McFadze...

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