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PROUD POACHERS CAN FLY THE FLAG

BOTTESFORD Town have proudly restored and hoisted an iconic club banner which the chairman admits “divides opinion” among its supporters.
The Northern Counties East League club feared that the controversial flag bearing the name of The Taco Bell End section of their Barrett Steel Stadium ground had been destroyed for good after it was ripped following celebrations of surviving relegation during their final league game of last season, against Beverley Town.
Historically, a number of Poachers fans have been offended by the wording on the flag and believed the damage to be...

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