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NO SYMPATHY FOR SILKMEN!

NO SYMPATHY

Chris DUNLAVY

A TAKE ON FOOTBALL

GRIM READING: Moss Rose, home to Macclesfi eld Town, could be hosting National League football again next season if the club are further punished
PICTURE: PA Images

IF YOU can’t solve a problem, pass it on. That has long been the Football League’s modus operandi. Luton Town, Stockport County, Chester City. Like the problem child expelled from school, they have palmed their miscreants off to the next sap in line. In this case, the National League.
Now they are at it again, at least if Macclesfield Town defender David Fitzpatrick is to be bel...

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