FA Vase

Who wins legal case?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 December 2019

FIRSTLY, may I offer my sympathy to Rees Welsh for the dreadful injury he suffered whilst playing football at Non-League level (NLP, November 24) and I am sure that his compensation is fully merited.
However, after legal costs are added Ossett United’s bill stands at a staggering £135,000.
It begs the question as to who the real winners are in this very sad tale.
DAVE BRAMMER Weston-super-Mare

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