Northern Premier League

Histon ready for big move!

The Cambridgeshire club, along with local rivals Cambridge City and Soham Town Rangers, were shifted into the new Pitching In NPL Division One Midlands after the introduction of an eighth Step 4 division.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 August 2021

By Matt Badcock

CROUCHING TIGER: Lance Key has been preparing thoroughly for a change of league
PICTURE: Histon FC

LANCE KEY admits Histon are heading into the unknown as they prepare for a new era in the Northern Premier League – but the Stutes boss says they are up for the challenge.
The Cambridgeshire club, along with local rivals Cambridge City and Soham Town Rangers, were shifted into the new Pitching In NPL Division One Midlands after the introduction of an eighth Step 4 division.
An appeal of the switch to the FA was rejected and it has largely led to the departure of eight key pla...

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