Southern Leagues

TALENT GALORE IN LOWER LEAGUES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

UNITED: Luke Griffiths, right, looks a real talent
PICTURE: John Bradley

BLUES: Chester have the players to play an attractive style of football

IN NON-LEAGUE football you can guarantee there are hidden gems out there just waiting to be spotted.
While I’m out of management, I want to make sure I cover as many different levels of the game so I’m fully up to speed with teams and players when an opening arises.
I saw FC United win a scrappy game 2-0 at Radcliffe on Tuesday. Boro have got some decent players but Griffiths in FC’s midfield oozed class.
He’s far too ...

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