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THE BRICKIES ARE BUILDING A NEW BOND

THE term ‘football family’ is commonly bandied about, but an unlikely link-up between Sittingbourne and a professional Danish club proves it really does exist.

LINNETS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR A PLAY-OFF OUTCOME

KING’S Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve has given his backing for the play-offs to go ahead – if, of course, it’s safe to do so.

MINE'S A PINT AND A NATTER

DURING this lockdown I’ve realised how much I love pubs and bars.

LEGEND WAS A CLOSED BOOK!

CHRIS DUNLAVY DISCOVERS WHAT MADE THE ALTRINCHAM STALWART TICK

Don't Rid The Game Of Purity

The word I keep hearing is reset. This crisis, many say, is giving the planet, the whole social and political system, and even us as individuals a chance to reset. That is to say, a chance to heal, slow down and reassess our priorities.

‘PLAYING BIG GUNS SEEMED TO SUIT US MORE'

THE DAYS WHEN WOKING SCARED TOP-FLIGHT SKY BLUES...

THIS IS KNOTT ME FINISHED JUST YET

Demons won’t derail Billy’s dream

MAURO'S GOT HIS BUZZ BACK

Bees ace back in love with the game

Care hero Andy is leading from the front line

HUMBLE Andy Teague insists he is no hero – as he continues to work as a care assistant at a home for people with dementia.

YATES BREWS UP FOR A NEW START

WHEN Mark Yates returned to the dugout with Stourbridge at the end of February, he did so refreshed and with a different outlook.

JACK BUILDING A NEW FUTURE

Back on the tools as King hangs up his boots

DOWELL: TREAT US ALL EQUALLY

WORTHING owner George Dowell has urged the National League to play fair and ditch promotion and relegation – as well as play-offs – so that the whole of Non-League football is treated the same way.

ACE TOM SCALING ALL NEW HEIGHTS

Romans star moves mountains for charity

WILY BAKER IS WISE TO HIS DOUGH

CANNY boss Steve Baker reckons shrewd use of the loan market can help Harrow Borough get back on track next season.

MIKE APPLEBY

Football man who broke all barriers

NOW I KNOW ALL THE RULES

Trophy winner to top cop and assistant referee

TREAT US ALL THE SAME!

STEP 2 CLUBS AREN’T A SEPARATE ENTITY

‘I won at Wembley yet now I'm much happier'

TEN years ago, Dave Bayliss led unfancied Barrow to a remarkable victory over Stevenage to lift the FA Trophy at Wembley. Three years, one relegation and the acrimonious departure of co-manager Darren Sheridan later, he was sacked.

THERE'S STILL LIFE IN LORRAINE

SIX years ago, Paul Lorraine was told it was likely he would never play football again – but after defying the odds he’s now searching for one last opportunity.

THE CREAM WILL RISE TO THE TOP

Crisis could create divide

BUBBLE WILL NEVER BURST

In an extract from his hit book The Card: Every Match, Every Mile – published by Ockley Books – we catch up with Chester super-fan Steve Hill on his trip to Wrexham

IT WAS MORE MENTALITY THAN TALENT WHICH GAVE ME THE EDGE

GRANT Holt finished the 2011-12 Premier League season as the second-highest scoring Englishman behind Wayne Rooney.

ARDLEY: WE MUST PLAY TO A FINISH

NOTTS County boss Neal Ardley has called for promotion from the National League season to be settled through the play-offs – even if it’s all concluded in double-quick time.

IT SHOULDN'T BE UP TO US!

I won’t be voting, says Glovers chief

IT'S ALL IN VAIN FOR GOAL ACES

IT’S a season which for many won’t appear in the history books but try telling that to the strikers on course for a Golden Boot.

PREPARE FOR A COVID FIRESALE

RECENTLY, I spoke to a man who works in recruitment at one of the Championship’s thriftiest clubs.

BROWN: WE'RE STUCK IN A JAM

Boss is fear of Tiptree exodus

WE MUST PROTECT ETHOS OF THE NLS

WHAT kind of National League System do we want? Null and void? Points-per-game? Season extensions? It seems that we’ve talked of little else over recent weeks.

OUR CLUBS DESERVE TO HAVE THEIR SAY

WITH NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAIRMAN BRIAN BARWICK

IRON HANDED ME ARTHUR CHANCE!

TEENAGE midfielder Arthur Iontton was left frustrated when his Braintree Town loan was scuppered by the coronavirus pandemic, but insists it was still a ‘great experience’.