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DAVIES: NEW OWNERS ARE ‘PERFECT FIT’

By Jon Couch

SCOTT DAVIES reckons the A23 Football Group are the “perfect fit” for Slough Town after an offer to buy the majority shareholding of the club was accepted this week.
The cash-strapped National League South club have been actively seeking new investment after revealing in a statement back in November that “difficult decisions may need to be made to protect its financial stability”.
The A23 Football Group have a number of successful businesses that operate in the football and education sectors.
They have already introduced top talents such as ...

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