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EXCITED JERSEY BULLS BID TO CHARGE OUT OF GATE!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 May 2019

By Hugo Varley

IMPRESSIVE: The Bulls’ Springfield Stadium home

FOLLOWING in the footsteps of Guernsey FC, Jersey Bulls are all set to become the latest Channel Island team to enter the Non-League pyramid when they begin life at Step 6’s Combined Counties Division One next season.
“Seeing our name in the league allocations last week made everything feel real and the excitement has begun to kick in now!” the club’s co-founder Ian Horswell told The NLP.
Plans to enter the English league system had regularly been discussed in the past, before the plunge was fina...

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