Non-League Paper

WINDSOR CASTLED BY LEASE BLOW-UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

THE FUTURE of Windsor FC is on the line after its landlord, The Crown Estate, has precluded the Royalists from a long-term lease, writes Andy Fitzsimons.
After six years of waiting for the Estate to fulfil both its side of the agreement and moral obligations, the Combined Counties League club are now looking to take whatever action necessary in claiming a dereliction of duty.
Chairman Kevin Stott, who founded Windsor FC in 2011 following the demise of its spiritual predecessor Windsor & Eton FC, is ready to tell the true story that could potentially bring The Crown Estate and, by associ...

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