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East-west is always best

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 June 2018

A COUPLE of years a go I wrote to Fans’ Forum saying that I thought the North/South divide in the Nor ther n Premier Lea gue was a geographical mess.
I suggested, for easier travel, an East/West split.
Clubs west of the Pennines would use the M6 as the main artery to travel down from Cumbria through Lancashire, Cheshire and into the West Midlands.
Likewise, the Easter n League would use the A1/M1 to travel from the East Midlands through Yorkshire up to the North-East.
A week later a reader wrote in to say an East/West split would be no better as some clubs would still have to make ...

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