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Treat us as equals – for one year only?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2020

WITH the recent pandemic and the impact it’s had on Non-League football I’ve come up with an idea to boost the finances of the Non-League game - especially now with no cup replays coming into play next season.
I suggest that the total Prize Fund for the FA Cup should be divided equally amongst all entrants. Based on the calculations of the total prize money for last year’s competition, divided by the number of entrants, I’ve worked out that each club would receive a total of £82,500 each.
Could you imagine what that would do for a club at Step 5 or 6 - especial...

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