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BLYTH DAYS LOOK OVER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 August 2018

Step 5 club on the brink

By Mark Carruthers
NORTHERN League club Blyth AFC are potentially just days away from going out of existence.
Owner Barry Elliott says that difficulty in returning to their hometown and a lack of support has made the club unsustainable and their future is now under serious threat.
The Braves have been playing ‘home’ games at Ashington’s Woodhorn Lane since February after leaving their South Newsham ground due to concerns over the quality of their pitch.
Moves to head back to Blyth have been blocked by the local council, while Elliott claims that a ...

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