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HIVE OF ILL WILL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

SPACE: Maidenhead fans were squeezed in

I HAVE been a supporter of Maidenhead United for 46 years and I have watched them play at over 100 different grounds.
Last Saturday, I went to see them at Barnet and found the experience to be quite unpleasant. Our bags were vigorously searched, most people were frisked and our supporters were crammed into a small corner of a very large stand behind one goal despite many empty spaces elsewhere.
We were continually watched by a number of stewards – even outside the ladies toilet!
JEAN COOMBS, Life-President Maidenhead

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