Non-League Paper

UNITED EYE RETURN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

SHAWBURY United are set to end their exile and return home after a local landowner offered them a lease on land in their village.
The West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division side have been playing their home games at Division Two side Ludlow FC.
But landowner Gerard Verdino has granted a 99-year lease allowing the expanding club and their 240 senior and junior players to have a home of their own.
The Shropshire club has now launched a £20,000 appeal to set up a purpose-built sports facility with fi ve pitches, a training area and clubhouse.
Club chairman Dave Richards said: &...

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