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CITY’S STADIUM SETBACK CAN BE PUT ON BACK BURNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 February 2019

CITY’S STADIUM

By Hugo Varley
CANTERBURY CITY V BIGGLESWADE FC
Sunday February 24, ko 3pm

HAPPY DAYS: Canterbury sailed through after a 2-1 win over Leicester Nirvana

CANTERBURY City have certainly had a topsy-turvy few weeks.
Moments after edging past Leicester Nirvana to reach their first ever Vase quarter-final, the club were rocked by the news that the local council had rejected their proposals for a new stadium, which would have ended 12 long years of nomadic life.
“One of the papers hit the nail on the head with the headline, joy to despair in the space of just four days,” said chairm...

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