Non-League Paper

GOLD’S ‘HOPEFUL’ AMID A CRISIS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2020

REALITY: Chairman Jon Gold

NANTWICH Town have laid off all full-time and parttime staff due to the coronavirus outbreak, but chairman Jon Gold is hopeful a solution will be forthcoming.
The BetVictor Northern Premier League side have had their promotion push cut short and are now taking measures to deal with the difficult period ahead.
Gold says it’s vital the Dabbers are as transparent as possible and has called for supporters to continue their backing.
In a statement, he wrote: “Nantwich Town is a not-forprofit business serving the community and without outside support and ...

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