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AT LAST! IT’S EAST HULL ON THE MAP

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 May 2019

By Robin Jones
IT’S goodbye East Yorkshire Carnegie – and hello East Hull.
That is the new name under which the Northern Counties East League Division One club, who were promoted from the Humber Premier League two years ago, will play next season after the change was approved by the East Riding County FA.
There will also be a change of chairman, as Dave Reader, who was also secretary and treasurer, is quitting in favour of Jamie Waltham.
Waltham owns the club’s Dunswell Park ground and jointly founded Carnegie in 2016 before he became owner of North Ferriby United.
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