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IT’S ALL CHANGE AT GLEBE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 May 2024

SOUTHERN Counties East Premier side Glebe have gained both a new manager and a state-ofthe-art all-weather pitch.
Glebe, who finished in third this season, have been awarded £911,000 in grant aid from the Football Foundation and Premier League Stadium Fund for a new pitch at their Foxbury Stadium home in Chislehurst, with work due to begin during the summer.
Chairman Rocky McMillan said: “This is an exciting development for sport in the area and we look forward to welcoming people to enjoy the world-class facilities.”

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