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UNITED ARE LEFT IN THE MONEY!

By Sam Elliott
IN WHAT could be the most bizarre title decider in history, the Wessex League championship has been confirmed – in a stuffy Football Association office.
Moneyfields celebrated winning the league on Saturday as they burst out the bubbly, a champions banner and danced on the pitch following a 1-0 win over Newport IoW.
But the cheers turned to tears on Wednesday afternoon when they were dramatically stripped of their title.
Moneyfields discovered the outcome of their appeal hearing after they played a suspended player at the start of 2017.
It has taken so long to resolve t...

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