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LIKE so many Non-League clubs these days, my club Sutton United have sold out to foreign investment, who have been attracted by the Wrexham story.
Two of our new directors live in the USA and rarely attend matches.
Therefore, they don’t get to see empty bars before and afer games, volunteer labour re-
placed by paid staff, a tannoy system not fit for purpose, food price doubled, no matchday programme, potholes in the car park and a 70-year-old main stand which is falling down.
So please be warned, alienate the core supporters, they won’t come back.
GEORGE WILLIAMS Su...

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