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Fuming Reds must rebuild

Frustrated Quorn believe they face a race against time to put together a competitive squad for the coming season after losing their appeal against their lateral move across the Non-League pyramid.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

Frustrated Quorn believe they face a race against time to put together a competitive squad for the coming season after losing their appeal against their lateral move across the Non-League pyramid.
By John Lyons

BEFORE THE STORM: Quorn were eager to stay in Southern Premier Central
PICTURE: Gary Learmonth

The Leicestershire club finished a creditable eighth in the Step 3 Southern Premier Central last season and had hoped to build on that next term. However, they were dismayed to be shunted across to the NPL Premier, while Rushall Olympic made the switch in the opposite direction.
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