Isthmian Leagues

Trident Leagues stand by for PM’s roadmap

The Alliance Committee board will weigh up their options on the future of the Step 3 and 4 season this week

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 February 2021

By David Richardson
THE ALLIANCE Committee board will weigh up their options on the future of the Step 3 and 4 season this week once Boris Johnson has laid out his lockdown restrictions roadmap tomorrow.
Fixtures across the Isthmian League, Northern Premier League and Southern League have been paused since the beginning of November with ‘non-elite’ football forced to stop due to Covid lockdowns.
The FA have surveyed all clubs to gather views on how the season should be concluded while the Trident Leagues believe the season should be made null and void although opinions vary among Step 5 and ...

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