Non-League Paper

VILLAGERS BACK A HARE-RAISER!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

By Hugo Varley

DAYS IN HISTORY: North Ferriby lift the FA Trophy in 2015. Inset: Les Hare
PICTURE: Alan Walter

FORMER chairman Les Hare says plans to re-form North Ferriby United are developing rapidly with former players rushing in to help.
Hare, who was chairman of the Villagers for 22 years before stepping down in 2015, is currently leading a consortium to resurrect North Ferriby in the Northern Counties East Premier Division at Step 5 after the club were wound up in court last Friday with unpaid debts of £7,645.25.
And the former chief, who oversaw a golden era at the club, ...

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