Non-League Paper

BEACH PARTY IS NOW CANCELLED!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2019

CONCORD RANGERS RECEIVE PLAY-OFF SNUB

By Matt Badcock

CONCORD GROUNDED: Sammy Moore’s side are not allowed to compete in the National League South play-offs
PICTURE: PINNACLE

STUMBLING BLOCK: Concord’s stand only has 387 seats instead of the required 500

SAMMY MOORE says he’s devastated his Concord Rangers players won’t be allowed to compete in the National League South playoffs because the club doesn’t meet ground grading requirements – but is proud they got there in the first place.
The rules state for Step 2 clubs to participate in their play-off...

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