Non-League Paper

STOKE’S FUTURE IS ON THE LINE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 February 2020

Dragons locked in stadium battle

By David Richardson

RafiRazzak

LOGGERHEADS: Chairman Terry Brown

CHAIRMAN Terry Brown says Basingstoke Town are approaching D-Day as the club battles to secure a permanent home or face liquidation.
The Dragons were kicked out of the Camrose Stadium last August, where they had played since 1946, and have been playing 19 miles away in Winchester.
Previous chairman RafiRazzak, a local businessman and multi-millionaire, owns the ground along with property development company Basron.
His plan was to build the Bet- Victor Southern Division One South club a n...

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