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Stuart Fuller: Time for the big guns to show willing

Clubs will now have at least three months to get everything in place and ready for when the turnstiles can turn again in pre-season, assuming that the Government roadmap is followed.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 April 2021

Stuart Fuller - Lewes FC Chairman

For most clubs, whilst it is only April, thoughts will have already turned to next season and the hope/anticipation of the return of fans to grounds up and down the country.
Clubs will now have at least three months to get everything in place and ready for when the turnstiles can turn again in pre-season, assuming that the Government roadmap is followed.

Armies of volunteers are already busy at work in our Non-League grounds making the repairs, renovations and redevelopments for fans when they return in a few months’ time.
Traditionally, pre-season can ma...

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