Connect with us

Non-League Paper

THE 3G PLASTIC POPULATION GO TO WAR ON EFL RULING

img_2-1-169

Maidstone, Sutton and Bromley join forces to fight against ban

By Matt Badcock

MAIDSTONE UNITED director Oliver Ash believes the joint statement released by the Stones, Sutton United and Bromley calling for rules on 3G pitches in the Football League to be reformed has pushed the issue closer to being back on the agenda.
The National League’s plastic trio are urging for the EFL, National League and the Football Association to show leadership on the issue.
As it stands, clubs are banned from playing in the Football League on an artificial surface.
Should any of the three clubs win pr...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

Add us as a Preferred Source on Google

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.
My Betting Sites Kasyno Analyzer
Pro Direct
Isuzu

free bets

online betting online betting

free bets

More in Non-League Paper

  •

    Big stagers Carl plots a pathway to success

    Karl Curtis reckons Monday night’s crunch clash of Step 3 divisional rivals Plymouth Parkway and Berkhamsted is a ‘50/50 call’ – and believes the outcome will depend on who handles the big occasion the better.

  •

    Mist chance for Robins!

    Altrincham suffered sudden death penalty heartbreak against Notts County on a fog-drenched Moss Lane thriller on Saturday night.

  •

    Hot Toddy lights the fire

    Todd Ferrier is the epitome of FA Cup heroes Stafford Rangers grasping every opportunity – and they’re in no mood to let their shot at Grimsby Town pass them by.

  •

    Walker ups the pace as Kiddy sprint past Rovers

    Kidderminster Harriers booked their place in the second round of the FA Cup with an emphatic victory over their League One visitors.