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RIVALS HIT IN BUST-UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

WOLVERHAMPTON Casuals and Hereford Lads Club have been charged following the abandonment of their West Midlands (Regional) League encounter because of an alleged half-time dressing room fracas.
Both clubs have been given 14 days to respond to the county FA charge of failing to control participants during the November 4 game. With hosts Casuals winning 1-0, the referee called off the game at the interval, when both teams were inside the changing rooms.
Casuals chairman Gareth Deacon said that no punches were thrown, while a Lads Club spokesman described the decision to abandon the game as &l...

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