Braintree Town chairman Lee Harding is hoping that a happy coincidence may attract a bumper crowd to the Amlin Stadium tomorrow.
A tough month for the Iron starts with the visit of Bristol Rovers, who were relegated from the Football League last year and are likely to bring a big contingent of travelling fans.
With no Premier League or Championship action this weekend, tomorrow has been designated as Non-League Day when fans of clubs who don’t have a game are encouraged to take in a game lower down the football pyramid – like Braintree’s.
And Harding is hoping it will see some new faces coming to the Amlin Stadium.
He added: “It just so happens that Non-League Day coincides for us with the visit of one of the better-supported clubs in the Conference.
“I think it will be a big crowd and we look forward to welcoming them.
“It will be segregated as we’re expecting about 700 from Bristol.”
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