Non-League Paper

Only a structure change will do!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2019

WHEN it comes to saving clubs in financial trouble, unless there is a restructure or complete change of mindset then it’s going to be more difficult once a club gets itself in the mire.
The EFL are adamant they do not want any more than a two-up, two-down system from League Two and the National League appear happy just to have ‘big’ Football League teams like Leyton Orient, Hartlepool, Yeovil Town and Notts County rolling in – whatever the baggage that come with them – and trying any means possible to fund their existence in the league.
I think the majority agr...

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