Funding support to Northern Counties East League clubs

THE Northern Counties East League have drawn up a package of financial measures to help clubs following the curtailment of the 2020/21 season.

Clubs will not be charged an annual subscription fee for next season, neither will they be charged for registrations or match-day inspections.

They will be supplied with a box of 16 footballs before the new season.

The overall cost to the league will be £37,400 with each club benefitting by around £935.

A board statement said: “Thanks go to our league sponsors Toolstation for their continued support which has allowed us to announce these savings.”

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