Non-League Paper

FA chiefs, show us that you care

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2020

WITH Storms Ciara and Dennis having caused significant damage to Non-League grounds up and down the country, is it not ttime for the FA to step in and help pay for the repairs to the grounds in question?
The FA claims to support grassroots and Non-League football so isn’t this their chance to prove it? Especially when it potentially could save a club from closure.
GEORGE SPENCER
Winchester
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