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YE: WE WILL GUIDE THE MARINERS RIGHT WAY

By Mark Carruthers

DECISIONS: New South Shields boss Mike Williamson
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THE leading figure in an investment group that have become majority shareholders at South Shields has insisted they will ‘do it right’ with the National League North club.
Jason Ye, a New York-based capital markets lawyer, fronted the ORY LLP Investment group that agreed a deal with Mariners chairman Geoff Thompson earlier this year and the agreement was officially green-lighted by the National League and Football Association last month.
Ye, Thompson and newly-appointed Mariners manage...

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