Non-League Paper

CLUBS VITAL TO THE COMMUNITY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

By Matt Badcock

BASFORD UNITED chairman Chris Munroe says there needs to be greater understanding of what Non-League clubs mean to their communities.
The Pitching In Northern Premier League Premier Division club are based in Nottingham which means they fall into the Tier 3 category and would have to play behind closed doors if games were to go ahead.
It means they emerge from lockdown in a worse position than before when, although the area was still in Tier 3, they were still allowed fans in their ground and still able to operate their catering facilities.
And the chairman, who has overseen...

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