Non-League Paper

CITY PLAN MAY GIVE CLUBS A 600-MILE GAME DAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 April 2020

By Jon Couch

WORKS: Meadow Park

NATIONAL LEAGUE North clubs could face a lengthy trip to the south west next season if Gloucester City’s Meadow Park home is not ready for the start of next season.
The Tigers were due to mark the 2020-21 with an emotional homecoming having not played in their home city for 13 years after severe flooding forced them to leave with their ground unplayable.
Construction on their new 3,208-capacity ground, with 4G pitch, has been taking place this year with the club due to move in over the summer.
But with progress on the project hindered by the coronavi...

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