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THE BUILDBASE FA TROPHY SEASON 2021-22 LIST OF EXEMPTIONS 23 CLUBS EXEMPT TO THIRD ROUND PROPER (Step 1) Aldershot Town FC Eastleigh FC Stockport County FC Altrincham FC FC Halifax Town Torquay United FC Barnet FC Grimsby Town FC Wealdstone FC Boreham Wood FC King's Lynn Town FC Weymouth FC Bromley FC Maidenhead United FC Woking FC Chesterfield FC Notts County FC Wrexham AFC Dagenham & Redbridge FC Solihull Moors FC Yeovil Town FC Dover Athletic FC Southend United FC 43 CLUBS EXEMPT TO SECOND ROUND PROPER (Step 2) AFC Fylde Curzon Ashton FC Hungerford Town FC AFC Telford United Darlington FC Kettering Town FC Alfreton Town FC Dartford FC Kidderminster Harriers FC Bath City FC Dorking Wanderers FC Leamington FC Billericay Town FC Dulwich Hamlet FC Maidstone United FC Blyth Spartans AFC Eastbourne Borough FC Oxford City FC Boston United FC Ebbsfleet United FC Slough Town FC Brackley Town FC Farsley Celtic FC Southport FC Bradford (Park Avenue) FC Gateshead FC Spennymoor Town FC Braintree Town FC Gloucester City FC St Albans City FC Chelmsford City FC Guiseley AFC Tonbridge Angels FC Chester FC Hampton & Richmond Borough Welling United FC Chippenham Town FC Havant & Waterlooville FC York City FC Chorley FC Hemel Hempstead Town FC Concord Rangers FC Hereford FC 87 CLUBS EXEMPT TO THIRD ROUND QUALIFYING (Step 3) AFC Rushden & Diamonds Dorchester Town FC Leatherhead FC Alvechurch FC East Thurrock United FC Leiston FC Ashton United FC Enfield Town FC Lewes FC Atherton Collieries FC Farnborough FC Lowestoft Town FC Bamber Bridge FC FC United of Manchester Margate FC Banbury United FC Folkestone Invicta FC Matlock Town FC Barwell FC Gainsborough Trinity FC Merstham FC Basford United FC Gosport Borough FC Merthyr Town FC Beaconsfield Town FC Grantham Town FC Metropolitan Police FC Biggleswade Town FC Haringey Borough FC Mickleover FC Bishop's Stortford FC Harrow Borough FC Morpeth Town FC Bognor Regis Town FC Hartley Wintney FC Nantwich Town FC Bowers & Pitsea FC Hayes & Yeading United FC Needham Market FC Brightlingsea Regent FC Hednesford Town FC Nuneaton Borough FC Bromsgrove Sporting FC Hendon FC Peterborough Sports FC Buxton FC Hitchin Town FC Poole Town FC Carshalton Athletic FC Hornchurch FC Potters Bar Town FC Chesham United FC Horsham FC Radcliffe FC Cheshunt FC Hyde United FC Redditch United FC Coalville Town FC Kings Langley FC Royston Town FC Corinthian Casuals FC Kingstonian FC Rushall Olympic FC Cray Wanderers FC Lancaster City FC Salisbury FC Scarborough Athletic FC Swindon Supermarine FC Weston Super Mare FC South Shields FC Tamworth FC Whitby Town FC St Ives Town FC Taunton Town FC Wimborne Town FC Stafford Rangers FC Tiverton Town FC Wingate & Finchley FC Stalybridge Celtic FC Truro City FC Witton Albion FC Stourbridge FC Walton Casuals FC Worthing FC Stratford Town FC Warrington Town FC Yate Town FC .

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Kidderminster Harriers Saturday 24Th February 2018 | Kick Off 3.00Pm | Blackwell Meadows
£2.50 >> THE MATCH DAY PROGRAMME OF DARLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH DARLINGTON V KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS SATURDAY 24TH FEBRUARY 2018 | KICK OFF 3.00PM | BLACKWELL MEADOWS Official Benchwear and NATIONAL Match Ball Sponsor LEAGUE “FOR FANS, FOR FOOTBALL, FOR EVER” MANAGER’S NOTES dugoutfrom the V KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS >> WITH TOMMY WRIGHT Directors Chief Executive Officer: David Johnston Good afternoon and welcome back to Blackwell John Tempest Meadows for today’s Vanarama National League North Darlington 1883 Supporters Society game versus Kidderminster Harriers. Limited Manager John Eustace and his assistant Matt Gardiner have once Football again done a great job at Aggborough. They lost a few in the summer Manager: Tommy Wright but have recruited well and the strength in depth is there for Assistant manager: Alan White everyone to see. They are perfectionists though and won’t be content Kit Manager: Gary Smith with just being labelled a play-off side, they have high standards and Goalkeeping coach: Lee Barrass I’m sure they will continue to get stronger in the business end of the Physiotherapist: Dave Bracken DARLINGTON’S PREMIER LEISURE SCHEME season. Darlington Football Club Officials Last Saturday our five-match unbeaten run was ended away from Club Secretary: Jonathan Jowett home by high flying Brackley Town. With illness hitting the squad Matchday secretary: Rob Jones through the week, we were patched-up to say the least and it was Communications and Media manager: always going to be a tough game. Ray Simpson Reece failing to be fit enough in time was another last-minute Safety Officer: Graham Reeves blow to the group as we were already without Thommo through Accounts: Malcolm Davison suspension and four players were still with the physio.
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