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FOOTBALL’S COVID CRISIS: A RUNDOWN  OF THE STATE OF PLAY AT STEPS 5 AND 6

In a special feature, we caught up with league chiefs at Steps 5 and 6 to discover how the Government’s Covid Tier system is affecting them individually
EAST MIDLANDS COUNTIES
DAVID HOLLAND (CHAIRMAN) 
Restart: December 19
AS ONE of the Step 6 leagues reprieved by the FA in September for one final season, the main priority is to ensure that football continues after this scenario because it has been around for a very long time.
Financial support is very important for clubs at our level b...

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