Non-League Paper

DUO EXIT NEEDED TO KEEP BAY ALIVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

By Jon Couch
CASH-STRAPPED Herne Bay say the sales this week of two of their first-team stars have ensured they can fulfil their Bostik South East fixtures this term.
The Kent club told of the club’s precarious financial situation after top scorer Jake Embery signed for Maidstone United and Tom Carlton joined Hythe Town.
A club statement read: “The directors thought [the sales] were necessary to take to ensure the survival of the club. “It is a fact that if no effort had been made to reduce the club’s expenditure there was a serious possibility that the club would no...

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