Non-League Paper

CHILDREN ARE FUTURE OF GAME!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

Tony INCENZO

talkSPORT RADIO’S NON-LEAGUE EXPERT

FOLLOW ME, SON! Taking youngsters to watch your local team is imperative to safeguarding the future of clubs
PICTURE: Tina Jenner

FLARE UP: The Ultras cost Uttoxeter Town a £20 fi ne

AS our entire Non-League community struggles to survive the far-reaching economic effects of the pandemic, it is vitally important to get young children accustomed to watching their local football teams once we approach a semblance of normality.
Many clubs already achieve this very successfully with free or relatively cheap admission for youn...

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