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AT LAST! HOME IS WHERE POPPIES’ HEART IS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 September 2018

By David Richardson
KETTERING Town are set to return to the town after they reached an agreement to purchase an area of land for a new stadium complex. It’s been seven years since the Poppies last played in Kettering when they left Rockingham Road for Nene Park in Irthlingborough before then setting up at Steel Park in Corby until their switch to Latimer Park in Burton Latimer where they have been playing since.
However, Kettering fans received a big boost yesterday afternoon at a forum ahead of their FA Cup tie with AFC Mansfield where the club announced they have “reached agre...

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