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EAST-WEST WILL WORK OUT BEST!

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By Mark Robertson
THE EVO-STIK Northern Premier League’s clubs have voted for a west and east split at Step 4 next season.
Thirty-seven clubs voted for change on Thursday night with 27 opting to continue with the current north-south split.
The meeting was called to coincide with last week’s long-awaited publication of the Football Association’s National League System Review by the FA Leagues Committee and the proposed draft boundaries for Steps 3 and 4 following the creation of the new Central Step 3 and Central Step 4 divisions for season 2018-19.
Clubs took the decision ...

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