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BULLS IN LOCKOUT

COMBINED Counties Premier South title challengers Jersey Bulls are to be locked out of their Springfield Stadium home for six weeks.
Improvements to pitch-side fencing must be carried out at both ends of the ground by a March 31 deadline if the Bulls are to qualify for potential promotion to Step 4.
The closure means that the Bulls’ home league games against Balham on February 26, Raynes Park Vale on March 5 and Banstead Athletic on March 19 will all have to be rearranged.
A Government of Jersey statement said: ‘While we would have preferred to keep sections of the p...

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