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Rams cooking up a Stormz

AFC Croydon Athletic’s co-owner witnessed the dawn of a new era at Thornton Heath last Saturday – and his presence went down a Stormz!
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By Jon Couch

AFC CROYDON Athletic’s co-owner witnessed the dawn of a new era at Thornton Heath last Saturday – and his presence went down a Stormz!
World famous rap star Stormzy watched on as a crowd of 541 – nine times last season’s average – clicked through the turnstiles to see the Rams’ 3-1 FA Cup victory over Sutton Athletic.
Stormzy bought his local south London club in June, along with former Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha and Eagles’ Head of Player Care Danny Young.
He and Young looked on as goals from Nahum Green, Dan Vaughan and Shawn Clement-Peters completed a memorable day f...

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