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Clubs react as Step 2 plan gets rejected by The FA

On Friday, the FA Alliance Committee approved the resolutions vote and also dismissed a proposal for a combined Step 2 mini-league to take place
Clubs react

By David Richardson

NOWHERE TO GO: Gloucester City were one of the clubs disappointed with the FA’s rejection of the mini-league plan
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

THE FA Alliance Committee has supported the National League resolutions for the continuation of the Step 1 season and the termination of the Step 2 campaign while rejecting a proposal for an alternate competition in order to protect the “integrity of the National League System”.
Last month, clubs in Non- League’s top two tiers voted on a resolution which saw 24 of the 43 clubs within National League North and South vote in favour of...

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