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OUR CLUBS DESERVE A VOICE LIKE ALL OTHERS

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BOSS DAD: Steve Davis

FORMER professional Joe Davis explains why Non-League clubs deserve as much of a say than their higher-profile counterparts…
I WAS disappointed to hear of the FA Council’s ratification of the decision to expunge all results at Steps 3-7 despite a raft of clubs drawing up a letter of protest.
More than 6,800 people signed a petition of support, claiming the FA’s decision was made with “unnecessary haste”.
It’s a statement I still absolutely agree with, particularly when the Premier League, EFL and National League are exhausting al...

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