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LEAGUE CHIEF IS HOPING FOR FIX

LEAGUE CHIEF

By Andrew Simpson

SUCESS: Euxton villa celebrate winning promotion to the NWCFL Premier, and inset below; Chairman Chris Stirrup with Tom Douglas
PICTURE: Euxton Villa

AMATEUR clubs could be put off from joining the National League System if the boundaries between leagues continue to move.
That’s the view of new North West Counties League (NWCFL) chairman Chris Stirrup, prompting him to put reorganisation at the top of his to-do list after succeeding Paul Lawler this summer.
“I don’t plan on screaming into the void,” he told The NLP.
“Instead,...

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