Non-League Paper

IT’S UP TO YOU TO DECIDE ON RIGHT COVER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2019

THE CASE WHICH HAS LEFT FOOTBALL CLUBS REELING

By Matt Badcock

WARNING: Mark Harris

NORTHERN PREMIER League chairman Mark Harris is comfortable their clubs are made acutely aware that the mandatory insurance cover doesn’t include player-to-player.
Ossett United are one of 58 out of 62 NPL clubs who have taken up the cover through the league – the others have to provide evidence from another insurer.
The Football Association requires clubs to at least have public liability insurance as well as personal accident cover.
In their statement, Ossett made reference to their policy b...

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