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Bold Fylde chief has his own agenda

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 June 2020

FANS’ FORUM

I UNDERSTAND chairman do what they have to do for the best of their club, but AFC Fylde chief David Haythornthwaite has gone way too far.
After somehow seeing his side on the verge of relegation, he tried to convince the National League that the North and South divisions should not play play-offs, ensuring only one team gets relegated.
Then, he decides he can’t justify putting money into his club at the same level, so he decides to head up a group of mainly Southern-based clubs to get the league to introduce salary caps, thereby ensuring clubs with the financial c...

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