Isthmian Leagues

Casuals are left stumped

Corinthian-Casuals still don’t know for certain when they will be able to host games at their King Georges Field home.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

By Matt Badcock

DEBRIS: The fallen tree at Corinthian Casuals’ King Georges Field

FRUSTRATED Corinthian-Casuals still don’t know for certain when they will be able to host games at their King Georges Field home.
The Pitching In Isthmian Premier side had to play their midweek league match against Cray Wanderers at Met Police’s Imber Court and yesterday switched their FA Trophy tie to Harrow Borough.
It comes after a huge tree that sits between the adjoining railway line and their ground came crashing down on their clubhouse and changing rooms deeming it a safety hazard. Their home kit ...

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