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CITY CAN REACH FOR THE STARS!

CANTERBURY CITY chairman Tim Clark believes their run to the FA Vase semi-final shows there is a real appetite for the club to return home.
Since reforming 12 years ago, the Southern Counties East League outfit have been groundsharing and, this year, play at Faversham Town’s Salters Lane. A recent planning proposal for their own ground in the famous Kent city was rejected – but Clark hopes a remarkable season will help their cause.
Last Sunday they reached the last four of the national competition following a 2-1 win over Biggleswade to set up two legs against league rivals Cray...

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