Non-League Paper

Inequality will see me quit

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2020

ALAN Dowson says favouritism regarding financial aid for big clubs over Non-League sides will drive him to quit the game.
The Woking manager believes the government and football authorities should treat clubs equally in their financial support.
The Cards are part-time in the National League but were in playoff contention before the season was suspended. And Dowson reckons there needs to be a level playing field regardless of the debt clubs may be in.
“Yes, we’ll need money and we’ll have to talk to players next month, but because they (the board) run it properly and wel...

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