Non-League Paper

BUDGET CUT AS IPSWICH STRUGGLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2017

By Robin Jones
THURLOW Nunn Eastern Counties Premier strugglers Ipswich Wanderers have axed their playing budget for the rest of the season.
And in a further bid to save costs, they have pulled their second team out of the league’s reserve division.
Recently-appointed manager Mark Benterman and his assistant Jack Simmons now face a major hurdle in their bid to avoid relegation.
Their poor run this season continued in midweek, when they lost 6-0 at Gorleston.
Interim chairman Chris Newbury, who took over from Keith Lloyd at the end of October, said: “Due to a drastic change in circu...

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