Non-League Paper

PLAYERS’ PROTEST LEADS TO PAY DAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

EBBSFLEET UNITED players received their outstanding wages on Wednesday despite having to release a second statement about the on-going issue.
Fleet didn’t warm-up before last Saturday’s game against Wrexham with a note passed around the ground explaining they’d been informed owner Dr Abdulla Al- Humaidi wouldn’t be paying their wages for April and through the summer as punishment for releasing a statement in February to local media.
In it they claimed they had only been paid on time once in the past year, despite reaching the National League play-off semi-final last ...

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