Non-League Paper

WELFARE REQUEST A DROP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

STAVELEY Miners Welfare chairman and owner Terry Damms has asked the FA to relegate the mid-table Northern Counties East Premier club at the end of the season.
Damms says he wants to cut the wage bill by playing at a lower level so that the Inkersall Road club can be re-developed, while leaving it debt-free within five years.
“My primary target here is to provide the best possible facilities for our fans, while also providing a modest playing budget and where the football club is financially self-sufficient and not reliant on any one person or company’s monies,” Da...

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