Non-League Paper

Eastleigh farce puts NL stance in context

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 October 2017

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LAST season, the National League wouldn’t allow the likes of Darlington, Poole Town and Hungerford Town to compete in the North and South playoffs because they deemed their grounds not up to standards, yet it’s not even the end of September yet and my club Chester have already had two games postponed because of problems with other clubs’ facilities!
First, Solihull Moors on the opening day, and now Eastleigh, pictured, both reporting problems with their grounds that had been known about for some time.
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