Non-League Paper

COUNTY FA END BLAZEY PARTY PROBE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 January 2021

By Robin Jones

STORM: St Blazey AFC

POLICE may take action against the management and players of South West Peninsula League outfit St Blazey who were alleged to have defied Covid-19 guidelines by holding a Christmas party. The Cornwall FA have completed their investigations into the December 19 incident in Plymouth, but after taking advice from the FA, found that it does not fall within their jurisdiction, and are therefore unable to issue charges under the football judicial process.
A county FA statement said: “All information has now been forwarded on to Devon & Cornwall Pol...

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