Non-League Paper

MYSTERY £135,000 RELIEF IS OSSETT’S SAVIOUR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 May 2020

By Dave Watters

WARNING: Phil Smith

A MYSTERIOUS benefactor has remortgaged their house to help Ossett United pay back a £135,000 court order.
A party closely associated with the Northern Premier League North West club is being widely reported to have raised the funds this week following a landmark legal ruling against Ossett Town before their 2018 merger with neighbours and rivals Ossett Albion.
The new club’s fans and officials had feared their Ingfield home would have to be sold to pay the debt ever since a Manchester court ruled in favour of former Radcliffe Borough playe...

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