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TIME NOW FOR SOME ACTION – NOT WORDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 December 2020

LEND US SUPPORT:Hereford are one of the disgruntled clubs to have sought the advice of David Bernstein, inset
PICTURE: Steve Niblett

DEAR BRIAN,I REFER to your letter of 18th December. We are responding with an open letter to yourself and interested parties. I would summarise the Independent Panel’s majority view as follows:
1) We are profoundly disappointed that you have not shared our report with your clubs not least because we believe that this should be done in line with open and proper good governance and that the National League was committed to ensuring that the funding w...

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