Non-League Paper

A THUR-ROCKY ROAD AHEAD?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

By Sam Elliott

CENTRE OF ATTENTION: Chairman Tommy South is congratulated by his Thurrock players after winning promotion last season
PICTURE: Andy Nunn

MOORS GET LEAGUE FINE
SOLIHULL MOORS have been slapped with a £4,000 fine – and they have to cough up £1,000 to Chester. The opening day National League fixture with the Blues was postponed just 24 hours before kick-off. Moors admitted the charge of causing a postponement by failing to demonstrate that safety systems were in place to the satisfaction of their Safety Advisory Group.
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