Southern Leagues

TIGERS EYE A NEW LAIR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 December 2019

Exiles close in on a city return

DESTROYED: Flood waters engulfed Gloucester City’s Meadow Park in 2007

GLOUCESTER City are aiming to move into their new Meadow Park stadium for the start of next season with construction set to commence in January.
The Tigers have been homeless since July 2007 after eight feet of water entirely flooded the ground. Stadium contractors Soldi will commence work on the foundations of the site on January 6 for the new “Category B” graded ground.
At the same time the changing rooms, club offices and function room will also undergo extensiv...

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