I understand why the bigger, richer clubs with chances of promotion are pushing hard to continue, but in a sense they are asking smaller clubs with no crowds or income who are playing for no reason to take large loans and probably over stretch themselves with dire consequences, to subsidise the larger clubs ambitions. I do not agree with that position.
I disagree with the above, I didn't hear them complaining the had been given too much when the first grants were handed out.
Dover are next to bottom in the league, it's no surprise he wants the season to finish now.
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