Non-League Paper

HISTORY IS BEING WRITTEN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 September 2021

Magic of the FA Cup continues

FLYING: Gaz Curtis celebrat es scoring Sherwood Colliery’s equaliser against Buxton yesterday
PIC: Richard Parkes

ANDY AMBLER – The FA’s director of Professional Game Relations
EVERY year in the Emirates FA Cup, new history is being written. It’s what makes the competition as special as it is.
All across the country, players and clubs have been writing their own fresh stories this weekend.
We had four clubs playing in yesterday’s first round qualifying for the first time in their history – Kenningon, Mulbarton W...

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