Non-League Paper

ANOTHER HAMMER BLOW AT FERRIBY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 February 2019

By Hugo Varley
NORTH FERRIBY’S problems appear to be going from bad to worse after the club were handed a winding-up petition regarding an unpaid debt concerning a payment due for pitch maintenance. A petition regarding the debt, which is believed to be around £8,000, is set to be heard at Hull County Court on March 15.
The club, who are currently cut adrift at the bottom of the Northern Premier League, could face a range of punishments including a possible points deduction. It marks another milestone in what has been a chaotic season both on and off the pitch for the Yorkshire ...

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