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Kings Langley laud league move

The Hertfordshire club were originally placed into the Southern League Step 3 Premier South division for one season in 2018-19 before being shifted into the Premier Central.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 June 2021

Kings Langley

ON THE MOVE: Kings Langley can now look forward to a trip to the likes of Taunton after their league switch
PICTURE: Alamy

CHAIRMAN Derry Edgar has praised the Southern League board for their common-sense approach in moving Kings Langley into their Premier South division which will help rebuild the club in the post-pandemic era.
Lango submitted a request to be laterally transferred following the FA’s restructure at Steps 4-6 last month.
The Hertfordshire club were originally placed into the Southern League Step 3 Premier South division for one season in 2018-19 before being shifted into th...

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