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MALDON MODEL IS TIP-TOP FOR NEW OWNERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Jon Couch

MALDON & Tiptree are in talks over a potential multi-million pound acquisition of the club to develop its infrastructure both on and off the pitch.
The Drewitt-Barlow Organisation (DBO) – an Essex-based family property company – are looking to take over the Isthmian North club with the emphasis on creating a football academy and renovating the club’s 20acre Maldon Stadium.
Under the new proposals, general manager Mitchell Cowling will stay on in the role of sporting director, taking care of recruiting, transferring, and identifying new players w...

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