Non-League Paper

MAGPIES FLY TO THEIR NEW NEST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

By Jon Couch

HARRY REDKNAPP is generally the life and soul of any football ground he presides over – now he can add Wimborne Town’s new stadium to the list.
The former West Ham, Tottenham and Portsmouth boss was guest of honour at the opening of the Magpies’ New Cuthbury stadium, which has just been built for the Southern Premier South side.
Dorset-based developer Wyatt Homes erected the new facility as part of housing developments in the town, providing two pitches, spectator stands, a clubhouse with function room and parking.
The ground is being transferred to Dorse...

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