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ETON’S RETURN OUSTS ROYALS

HOMELESS Combined Counties outfit Windsor are facing a “hold or fold” decision unless they agree a new groundshare in the coming days, writes ROBIN JONES.
Relegated from Premier North, the Royalists, founded in 2011 following the collapse of Southern League outfit Windsor & Eton, moved out of their 4,500-capacity Stag Meadow home on June 15 after their one-month rolling lease expired.
The lease from The Crown Estate on the ground, also home to the old club, has instead been taken over by a newly-formed side who have revived the name Windsor & Eton and who have j...

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