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South Liverpool still dreaming of Non-League re-entry

South, a famous name in Non-League, are on the rise again and looked set to make their return to the NLS last season only for the campaign to be declared null and void

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 March 2021

By Matt Badcock

SOUTH LIVERPOOL are still dreaming of getting back into the Non-League System 30 years after they folded and left the Northern Premier League.
South, a famous name in Non-League, are on the rise again and looked set to make their return to the NLS last season only for the campaign to be declared null and void.
The north-west club, who folded in 1991 when they were then in the Northern Premier League and name Liverpool legends Jimmy Case and John Aldridge among their alumni, had invested £25,000 to get their Jericho Sports Lane facility up to Step 6 grading standard. But they...

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