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Shildon get set to take on the Northern Premier League

The Railwaymen brought down the curtain on almost 90 years as a Northern League club when they were promoted into Step 4 for the first time in their history as part of The FA’s recent restructure.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 July 2021

Football Stadia Improvement Fund Shildon

By Mark Carruthers

SHILDON chairman David Dent has revealed his “great pride” over their historic promotion into the Northern Premier League.
Shildon chairman David Dent, centre, Luke Molyneux, right, and Cllr Luan Deakin
The Railwaymen brought down the curtain on almost 90 years as a Northern League club when they were promoted into Step 4 for the first time in their history as part of The FA’s recent restructure.
The move upwards is another notable achievement in the progress made under player-manager Daniel Moore and he has been hard at work preparing his side for a historic season at th...

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