Non-League Paper

COST ROW SPLITS MAGPIES ‘FAMILY’

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Jon Couch
CHORLEY Women’s team say they are “saddened and disappointed” following an acrimonious split from the club’s men due to a financial dispute. The ladies say they would no longer play their home games in the FA National Women’s League Division One at Victory Park after being told that they must pay £300 per game from next month onwards to continue to use the facilities.
They told how they were not able to meet those payments and so will now fulfil their remaining league fixtures at nearby Croston Sports Club instead. The ladies have played at t...

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