Non-League Paper

QUEST FOR GOALS – OR CLEAN SHEETS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2017

Scoring, or keeping them out, is recipe for success

Clubs, at all levels of the game, are always on the lookout for those special players who are comfortable in front of goal.
Whether they are strong bustling strikers – possibly particularly good in the air – or speedy direct wingmen, mobile midfielders or defenders who enjoy attacking set pieces, all regular and reliable goalscorers are treasured.
Free-kick specialists or penalty kings can play in any position, so it’s interesting to look at this feature to see how clubs’ League, FA Cup and FA Trophy goals were shar...

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