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SUN’S GONE DOWN FOR OUR SEASON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

WATFORD-based Sun Sports have suddenly quit the Spartan South Midlands League, writes ROBIN JONES.
The club have lost the use of their Bellmountwood Avenue home ground after a dispute with its owners, and an emergency groundshare plan at Kings Langley’s Gaywood Park home failed to materialise, after the Southern League ruled it would be unacceptable because of that club’s commitments to Watford FC Ladies this season.
But Sun still hope to rebuild and return to the league, and an appeal was made on social media for anyone with legal expertise to take up the fight over the loss of...

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