💷 Revealed: Scottish parents fear cost of living crisis will mean no more football for kids

May 17, 2022

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	Scottish parents say cost of living will impact ability to afford football for children, according to new report

	A new report reveals a bleak outlook for grassroots football clubs in Scotland as a result of the deepening cost of living crisis.

Scottish parents say cost of living will impact ability to afford football for children, according to new report

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