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ON THE UP? Hartley Wintney are in the dark with reports suggesting the Hampshire side are already promoted
PICTURE: Paul Paxford

HARTLEY WINTNEY joint-boss Anthony Millerick has hit out at the FA and Southern League, insisting uncertainty over the promotion picture is denying the club the opportunity of celebrating the biggest day in its history, writes JON COUCH.
Widespread rumours suggest that the village club from Hampshire have already earned promotion to the new restructured Step 3 for the first time by virtue of having a better pointsper-game record than the other Step 4 play-of...

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