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Ron’s off but Trust issues still remain

Under-fire chairman Ron Martin says the process of selling Southend United is now underway – but the fans admit they still have concerns for the future of the club.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2023

By Neil Harvey

UNDER-FIRE chairman Ron Martin says the process of selling Southend United is now underway – but the fans admit they still have concerns for the future of the club.
The National League Shrimpers avoided a winding-up order earlier this month after a debt to HMRC, believed to be close to £2 million – had been paid off.
Martin revealed on Friday that he was exploring options to sell the Roots Hall club, currently in a National League promotion push, or introduce new investment opportunities, ideally before the start of next season.
But fans group The Shrimpers Trust say they re...

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