Non-League Paper

APPEAL WON’T BLOT WALLACE’S FOCUS FOR BORO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 June 2020

By David Richardson
STEVENAGE chairman Phil Wallace says he will be exploring legal options over their potential relegation from League Two - but is ready to embrace the National League should they fail.
Boro are set to be demoted from the Football League after Macclesfi eld Town were only deducted two points due to breaches of EFL regulations relating to the non-payment of players’ wages and for not fulfi lling fi xtures.
Last Friday, a suspended two-point deduction Macc had been given in May was activated with an additional four-point penalty imposed and suspended ahead of the 2020-...

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