Non-League Paper

IT’S A FLOODY NIGHTMARE!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 August 2018

Water damage forces Chester to postpone games

By David Richardson

CLEAN-UP: Chester tweeted pictures of the impact caused by the flooding

WATER disaster! Chester may have had their spirits dampened by an 8-1 drubbing by Blyth Spartans last weekend – but that’s nothing compared to this floody mess at the Swansway.
The Blues have already been forced to postpone Tuesday’s visit of Kidderminster Harriers and yesterday’s clash with FC United after heavy rain last Sunday night caused “extensive damage to critical areas of the stadium and its infrast...

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