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mike.loretta · 21st October 2020, 10.26:36

National League confirms funding split, with ex-English Football League clubs receiving more - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54629239
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stevewxm · 21st October 2020, 10.28:43

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National League confirms funding split, with ex-English Football League clubs receiving more - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54629239
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Life saver for us and a lot of other clubs.

benwilliams · 21st October 2020, 10.37:10

seems a bit unfair to do it in tiers though not on actual average attendances. Our average last season was 1400 fans more than Torquay's and Notts was double theirs.

welshian · 21st October 2020, 10.43:10

A decent amount considering how low our crowds would be with the current shit performances. A bit extra from streaming and merchandise and financial survival seems assured if not national league survival.

moldroadred · 21st October 2020, 11.03:04

A lifeline for most clubs at this level

Corner Flag · 21st October 2020, 11.35:32

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Life saver for us and a lot of other clubs.

More cash for Harris and Co to waste !!

FieldtownRed · 21st October 2020, 11.50:34

No news from the board on what our current financial situation is?

Or are they pinning all their hopes on the takeover?

Banes Red · 21st October 2020, 11.58:15

Curious about the BBC article - why are Dulwich Hamlet grouped with Chester, Hereford, Maidstone and York?
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louisleftboot · 21st October 2020, 11.59:24

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Curious about the BBC article - why are Dulwich Hamlet grouped with Chester, Hereford, Maidstone and York?
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Bigger average attendances? They had the 15th highest average attendance in non-league in 18/19.

21st October 2020, 10.26:36	#1-0 (permalink)
mike.loretta First Teamer Joined: Jul 2009 Racecourse Spot: uni end of mold road stand Real Name: Mike Twitter: @	National League money split National League confirms funding split, with ex-English Football League clubs receiving more - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54629239 Posted via mobile theme

21st October 2020, 10.37:10	#3-0 (permalink)
benwilliams Taking coaching badges Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: National League money split seems a bit unfair to do it in tiers though not on actual average attendances. Our average last season was 1400 fans more than Torquay's and Notts was double theirs.

21st October 2020, 10.43:10	#4-0 (permalink)
welshian Legend Joined: Dec 2009 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: Ian Twitter: @	Re: National League money split A decent amount considering how low our crowds would be with the current shit performances. A bit extra from streaming and merchandise and financial survival seems assured if not national league survival.

21st October 2020, 11.03:04	#5-0 (permalink)
moldroadred Cult Hero Joined: Jun 2011 Racecourse Spot: mold road stand Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: National League money split A lifeline for most clubs at this level

21st October 2020, 11.50:34	#7-0 (permalink)
FieldtownRed Due a Testimonial Joined: Feb 2005 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Stand Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: National League money split No news from the board on what our current financial situation is? Or are they pinning all their hopes on the takeover?

21st October 2020, 11.58:15	#8-0 (permalink)
Banes Red First Teamer Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Kop Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: National League money split Curious about the BBC article - why are Dulwich Hamlet grouped with Chester, Hereford, Maidstone and York? Posted via mobile theme