Isthmian Leagues

Lions Channeling in right direction

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 December 2019

DAVID RICHARDSON TAKES A LIGHT-HEARTED LOOK AT THE WEEK IN FOOTBALL

It’s a funny old game

GUERNSEY will be flying to away matches in style next year in a new aircraft named after them and decked out with the club’s badge.
The Channel Islands side are regular travellers with airliner Aurigny and the company has honoured its new aircraft to the Green Lions.
The aeroplane sports the registration of G-OGFC and will also have a decal of the club’s logo.
Guernsey director Nic Legg said: “All the team at GFC are really excited to see an aircraft named after the team a...

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