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FA deserve praise says Hashtag United manager Spencer Owen

The Northern Premier League will administer a new division at Step 4, with two created at Step 5 while Step 6 is reduced to 17.

FA deserve

By David Richardson

REAPING OUR REWARDS: Hashtag United are set to benefit from the FA’s new restructing plans after an impressive two-year record from 2019-21
PICTURE: Alamy

HASHTAG United owner-chairman Spencer Owen has praised the FA Alliance and Leagues committees for recommending that the National League System restructure goes ahead this summer – rewarding clubs who have performed consistently over the past two seasons.
The Northern Premier League will administer a new division at Step 4, with two created at Step 5 while Step 6 is reduced to 17.
To fill the gaps, 110 clubs will be p...

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