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THE WEEK IN WORDS

THE WEEK

David Richardson runs through the stories which hit the headlines over the last seven days

WE’RE LIKE LAMS TO THE SLAUGHTER
Basford chief says poacher rule unfair
THU 31
FRUSTRATED Basford United chairman Chris Munroe has called for a re-think towards regulations for young players released from Football League set-ups.
The Northern Premier League club celebrated the move of 18-year-old striker Kole Lambert to Norwich City this week, but won’t receive any financial gain from the transfer.
Lambert was released by Notts County’s academy and was picked up by Basford, breaki...

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