Posted on 3rd November 2017
Just under £10m worth of grants have been made available by the football authorities to help small non-league and community clubs get their pitches ready for football’s return.
Posted on 3rd November 2017
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
We won’t spoil this for you, just set the scene: Padiham (in blue) were 3-1 down to Widnes (yellow) in the North West Counties League in the 92nd minute this week before a truly ridiculous series of events unfolded…
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A couple of people struggling with the link earlier – this should work now. Here’s the last minute again for those who couldn’t get the link pic.twitter.com/whVFiZGpbz
— Millbour Productions (@MillbourVideos) October 29, 2017
Just under £10m worth of grants have been made available by the football authorities to help small non-league and community clubs get their pitches ready for football’s return.
Chester FC have written to the National League to ask for clarification on how the financial support package announced yesterday was determined, following a deal between the league and the National Lottery to provide emergency funding to clubs.
A mixture of patchwork local restrictions and lack of a uniform approach to dealing with COVID-19 threatens the future of non-league clubs this season, as additional measures brought in to quell the pandemic in different regions are leaving an uneven playing field.
This year we’re backing The Non-League Paper‘s National Game Awards and our National Game Development Officer, Andy Walsh, is here to tell you all about it…