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CELTIC SO GLAD TO GO HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 June 2020

By Mark Carruthers
NORTHERN League Division Two club West Allotment Celtic have secured their long-term future after years of uncertainty.
The North Tyneside outfit were on the brink of going out of business in the summer of 2017 after a ground dispute with the Northumberland FA over their former Whitley Park home.
They resigned from the Northern League and looked set to bring down the curtain on 90 years of football at the club, only to then withdraw their resignation after moving into a new temporary home at Druid Park in the shadow of Newcastle Airport, almost 14 miles from West Allotmen...

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