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I’M SORRY, WE LET YOU DOWN

I’M SORRY,

Shots chairman issues apology after relegation

By Jon Couch

POST MORTEM: Manager Gary Waddock and chairman Shahid Azeem, inset
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

CHAIRMAN Shahid Azeem has apologised to the Aldershot Town fans for the club’s relegation, admitting “We have let the whole town down”.
Last Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Hartlepool United proved the final nail in the coffin for the Shots and confirmed their first ever relegation in Non-League football.
After two successive seasons in the play-offs, the fans have acted angrily to the club’s fall from grace with som...

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