Non-League Paper

RAMS SLAM A FUNDRAISING SETBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

By David Richardson

HIJACKED? Ramsgate FC

FRUSTRATED Ramsgate chairman James Lawson feels the Tier system could setback their community efforts.
The Kent-based Pitching In Isthmian League South East club are situated in a Tier 3 area and therefore won’t be allowed supporters at matches.
Since the arrival of Lawson last December, the Rams have gone from strength to strength off the pitch with their community efforts.

Today, they will surpass their 6,000-mile target in The Great Rams Run which is raising money for charity while their youth section now has over 600 children ...

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