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A TASTE OF ASIA WILL INSPIRE US

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2017

By Steven Coney
FORMER Sporting Bengal United and Ware boss Anwar Uddin reckons increased Asian involvement in football will hugely benefit Non-League.
Uddin, who helped set up the Panjab FA organisation, watched on as England C were recently ran close at Solihull Moors.
The former Dagenham & Redbridge defender, who now works promoting inclusion and diversity for the Football Supporters’ Federation, also has a special place in his heart for Non-League.
He combined his two passions in helping to set up the landmark friendly at Damson Park, and Uddin –who was the first British...

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