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MOBILE APP EYES PITMEN TAKEOVER

By Jon Couch
up for sale. They admitted yesterday that they were in negotiations with two separate consortiums but did not confirm their identities.
In a move which will be a modern-day upgrade to website MyFootballClub’s takeover of Ebbsfleet in 2008, the takeover would see the 2,500+ OWNAFC members – each having paid £49 for the privilege – decide on all boardroom matters, from signings, selecting the squad and the hiring and firing of staff.
Talking to BBC Sport, Harvey explained: “This is all about people with a dream of owning a football club. To turn foot...

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