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A TEAM EFFORT SO VITAL TO RAISE NUMBERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2020

THE phased and limited return of spectators in grounds has been a huge breakthrough. A lot of hard work has gone in from a lot of people to lobby the DCMS and the Government.
We have worked very hard with DCMS and SGSA to make this happen.
We’re never going to please everybody. Leagues will always have bigger clubs who get more supporters than others. But we started with the process of trying to get fans back in.
The 15 per cent rising to 30 per cent in September is a onesize fits all approach at the moment. We know that’s not what clubs want but we are working on it. This was a...

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