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RELEGATION RULE WON’T BURY MOLES

‘We’ll be back’, vows chief

THU 17 DEFIANT Aylesbury have vowed to one day return to Step 4 after unavoidably accepting relegation due to ground grading requirements.
The Southern League Division One Central club is unable to meet new standards being enforced from next season.
The FA alerted clubs at Step 3 and 4 in September that changing rooms are now required to be a minimum of 18 square metres and six square metres for changing areas for match officials by March 31, 2019.
The FA originally issued the notice about the changes four years ago although had delayed enforcin...

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