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Appeals make it tough for us to plan, says United Counties League chairman

The UCL is administering a new league at Step 5, which now consists of a Premier Division North and a Premier Division South.
Appeals make

By David Richardson

UNITED Counties League chairman Alan Poulain says they will help their new clubs adapt to their surroundings but admits there will be a period of limbo while clubs appeal allocations.
The restructure has seen 107 clubs move upwards within the pyramid in order to facilitate new divisions.
The UCL is administering a new league at Step 5, which now consists of a Premier Division North and a Premier Division South.
Their Step 6 Division One remains and, following the restructure, has largely been made up of lateral movement from the East Midlands Counties League.
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