Northern Premier League

AMBITIOUS SAINTS CAN PLOUGH ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 April 2018

By Jon Couch

NEW DIGS: Stadium plans

IAN ALLINSON reckons ambitious plans for a new stadium will take St Albans City to the next level.
The Saints boss was reacting to plans to build a brand new 6,000-capacity ground which the club say can help them fulfil their dream of playing in the Football League by 2025.
Allinson has already worked wonders since taking over the Clarence Park hotseat three years ago, taking the Hertfordshire club from a relegation dogfight in National League North to promotion contention.
Now the former Arsenal player believes these plans can help cement the club&rs...

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