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IT’S A BOLD NEW WORLD

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 May 2019

Reformed Villagers hungry to start climbing all over again

By Hugo Varley

HOME SWEET HOME: The Villagers’ Grange Lane stadium and, right, chairman Les Hare
PICTURE: Richard Sellers

AFTER enduring a tortuous 12 months, North Ferriby are back and with former boss Chris Bolder again in charge, the reformed Villagers are determined to rise again.
Last season had it all. Disputes between fans and the ownership, plans to re-locate and re-name the club, managerial sackings, a run of one win in 26 games and then finally in March, liquidation
This horrendous sequence of events marked a s...

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