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UNITED WE STAND – ON THE WAY UP!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 September 2018

Clubs should have merged years ago, jokes Ossett chief

By David Richardson

FOR years the possibility of a merger between Ossett Town and Ossett Albion lingered on – now they’re left wondering why on earth they didn’t do it sooner!
Three months on from when the two Evo-Stik Northern Premier League East sides came together, the newly-named Ossett United have gone from strength to strength.
The new club plays at Town’s former home Ingfield while Albion’s ground is used for their women’s team and as a training base.
Ossett were unbeaten before yesterday&rs...

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