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Aug 2020
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Harrogate Town's 3G pitch is being replaced with grass as the club prepare to play in the EFL for the first time.
Synthetic surfaces are not permitted in League Two, so Town is now in the process of changing back to turf in order to be allowed to compete in the EFL.
The new ground is expected to cost a hefty total of around £200k to complete.
Garry Plant, managing director at the club told the Stray Ferret that it's a "great shame" that it has to go:
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