Non-League Paper

FA CHIEF SET TO FRONT REVIEW

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

Bernstein will lead independent panel
FORMER FA chairman David Bernstein will lead an independent committee to review the distribution of emergency funding for National League clubs.
By David Richardson

Steps 1 and 2 of the National League System received a £10m Government grant via the National Lottery in order for the season to begin on October 3 behind closed doors with the money intended to compensate the lack of crowds.
However, a row has been raging ever since the finance was shared out – the second tranche has now gone out to clubs – which escalated two weeks a...

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