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YORK CITY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 January 2021

“We feel strongly that the season should have continued. Of course, we understand that individual clubs must represent their own views and interests however, we feel disappointed that this view wasn’t shared by the National League board.
“We worked tirelessly last summer to protect the integrity of football and allow our division to come to an honourable conclusion and we fi nd ourselves in a similar position this season.
“We are equally disappointed in the way in which the DCMS funds, made available to compensate the lack of crowds, were unfairly distributed by t...

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