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Clark has big fear for Heed

Non-League clubs like Gateshead have now become interesting propositions for potential investors

By Neil Harvey

Gateshead interim boss Ben Clark admits he is concerned the Heed could cease to exist if their proposed takeover collapses.
Clark – a club legend from his playing days but who says he doesn’t want to succeed Lee Cattermole permanently – said he is fearful if the deal isn’t revived. “I think if a takeover doesn’t happen, there could be no football club,” he said following yesterday’s 1-0 defeat at Aldershot Town. “That’s the reality of it. And that’s so sad, especially for myself, who’s been here 15 years and seen some unbelievable times. And this is a really tricky."
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