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Trawlerboys reaching out for a lifeline

Lowestoft Town, geographically the most easterly club in the country – approaches 140 years of existence, they find themselves at their lowest ebb with significant debts jeopardising the club’s mere survival.

By Sam Gardiner

TOUGH TIMES: Lowestoft Town are appealing for help
PIC: Alamy

TEN years ago, Lowestoft Town were playing in the National League North, beating the likes of Stockport County before being relegated to Step 3 on goal difference.
The Trawler Boys have also played at Wembley – losing 2-1 to Kirkham and Wesham in the 2008 FA Vase final.
But as the club – geographically the most easterly in the country – approaches 140 years of existence, they find themselves at their lowest ebb with significant debts jeopardising the club’s mere survival.
“Lowestoft Town FC has a proud history...

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