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MILES: HELP US SECURE FUTURE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 February 2025

By Neil Harvey

BLYTH Spartans chairman Kevin Miles has issued a rally cry to the community to help support a “long-term project” at Croft Park.
Spartans were subject of a community-led takeover back in November after a challenging year both on and off the pitch.
But Michael Connor’s side still remain anchored to the bottom of the NPL Premier table with a second consecutive relegation appearing increasingly inevitable.
Off the field, Spartans are attempting to plug a gap of over £100,000 between now and the end of the season and have launched a GoFundMe pag...

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