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Corinthian-Casuals are counting the cost of severe damage to their King George Field stadium after a huge tree came crashing down on their clubhouse and changing rooms, deeming the ground a safety hazard.
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By Jon Couch

CORINTHIAN-Casuals are counting the cost of severe damage to their King George Field stadium after a huge tree came crashing down on their clubhouse and changing rooms, deeming the ground a safety hazard.
Casuals chiefs discovered the wreckage at around 6am last Sunday morning with one of the large trees which separates the Tolworth-based ground from the adjoining railway line leaning across the two buildings and surrounding outdoor seating area.
As a result, Casuals were forced to postpone Tuesday night’s home league game with Folkestone Invicta, while the London Senior Cup ...

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