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YELLOWS SWITCH TO MEET FA PITCH CRITERIA

By Jon Couch

WARRINGTON Town say emergency pitch perimeter work will cost over £12,000 and close their Cantilever Park ground for “three to four weeks”.
And the Yellows have moved swiftly to reverse their first fixture with their scheduled visit of Quorn FC on Saturday October 31 now an away fixture.
Warrington confirmed they were one of 140 clubs impacted by the new perimeter barrier rules implemented by the Football Association following the tragic passing of Billy Vigar, who died after colliding with a perimeter wall while playing for Chichester City against Wi...

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