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Non League Football Under The Microscope |
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Eastbourne Borough fans celebrate - August Bank Holiday Monday 2003 Photograph by Sam Hicks |
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One�s first impression of a new ground, whether it be that of a big professional club or a Non League one, is that of the entrance to the ground. Some of these are more imposing that others. Whatever one�s pre-conception of what the ground might be like, this is either reinforced or confounded by the approach to the ground, the signage, the turnstile block ... or maybe a hole in a hedge! |
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