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‘Sorry’ Harris looks to the future

Mark Harris says resigning is the “right thing to do” after sending the email that ultimately ended his 17-year reign as Northern Premier League chair – but he believes he still has plenty to offer Non-League football.

By Matt Badcock

Mark Harris says resigning is the “right thing to do” after sending the email that ultimately ended his 17-year reign as Northern Premier League chair – but he believes he still has plenty to offer Non-League football.
The long-serving NPL chief will not return to the position he had to vacate in April while a disciplinary process took place.
Harris has also stepped down as an FA councillor and, subsequently, his role on the FA Pyramid Board.
It was sparked after he became embroiled in a high-profile row during the fall-out from the league’s operational decision that FC Unit...

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