National League

COMPLETE SEASON OR SOUR EFL RELATIONS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 January 2021

By John Brindley
NEAL ARDLEY believes that there may be more than this season’s promotion and relegation places on the line if the National League campaign is not completed.
The Notts County boss has made an impassioned plea for the National League to follow in the footsteps of fellow elite sport - or risk its relationship with the EFL.
As National League clubs continue to consider their response to the next stage of the Government’s financial compensation offer - with National League North and South fixtures already suspended for two weeks - Ardley said: “We are an extens...

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