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D-Day to force a vote on National League board

The letter accepted it wasn’t the “perfect solution” to the problems faced over the last 12 months, but a result of the management of the Covid crisis by the National League board being “inadequate from the beginning”.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 April 2021

By David Richardson

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MAIDSTONE United co-owner Oliver Ash hopes more National League clubs will come forward this weekend and register their support to hold a vote of no confidence in the league’s board and chairman Brian Barwick ahead of tomorrow’s deadline.
The Stones, alongside National League South rivals Dorking Wanderers, wrote to all members this week calling for an Extraordinary General Meeting to debate the governance of the league.
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