Non-League Paper

NUNEATON GO BACK TO BOROUGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 July 2017

By Sam Elliott
NUNEATON are going back to Boro’ as the latest National League North club revert to the name used before the original dissolved.
Nuneaton Town will be no more from the start of the 2018-19 campaign with Borough brought back after an overwhelming fans’ poll. The move will mark ten years since the club’s reformation following liquidation.
A vote was held last month to discover if supporters wanted to return to the past or keep with the name they have used since they lost their club nearly a decade ago.
It was a landslide and, like Darlington 1883, they will go...

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