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WEMBLEY’S CASH BOOST

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By Charlie Talbot-Smith
Clubs have their say
With the proposed £800m sale of Wembley to Fulham owner Shahid Khan, the FA say they will plough around £500m into grassroots football.
We asked Non-League clubs for their views…
Graham Wood – Hampton & Richmond Borough chairman
“If the funds generated were used to benefit grassroots football, it would be very good news, though with so many good causes around the country supporters may be disappointed if they think it will instantly transform their club.”
David Haythornthwaite – AFC Fylde chairman
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