Non-League Paper

Cheshire League: We aim to see it to the end!

None of its teams have turned out since Christmas, but almost every one voted in favour of a resolution to play competitively again after the Government gave the go-ahead for outdoor grassroots sport to resume.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 April 2021

By Andy Simpson

BACK TO BUSINESS: Winnington Avenue’s Josh Mainwaring tussles with a Middlewich Town defender
PICTURE: Karl Brooks

THE Cheshire League restarted yesterday and will attempt to fit in more than 400 matches before the end of June.
None of its teams have turned out since Christmas, but almost every one voted in favour of a resolution to play competitively again after the Government gave the go-ahead for outdoor grassroots sport to resume.
Officials tried to find a fix to suit all member clubs – a not inconsiderable feat given what has happened elsewhere in the National League...

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