Non-League Paper

Take control of nomads – for their own sake

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

WITH St Panteleimon and possibly New Salamis leaving senior football this summer –and God knows who knows how many other clubs with no ground of their own – tiny fanbases and Sunday morning type club names who suddenly realise that they cannot self-sustain in the long term without a ground of their own and without adequate funding.
Did these clubs do their homework before applying? Is the Pyramid lacking in adequate checking and advice to clubs that think they can be the next big thing!
Why have these clubs been allowed to go so far? Climate change is going to make thing...

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