Non-League Paper

SUPER SEVEN ARE STUDENTS OF THE GAME

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 August 2019

SEVEN university students are believed to have become the youngest football club owners in the world after taking control of Walton & Hersham.
Former Hampton School students Calogero Scannella, Sartej Tucker, Jack Newton, Reme Edetanlen, Thomas Bradbury, Ben Madelin and Stephan Karidis have become the sole stakeholders and directors of the Combined Counties Division One side.
The 19-year-olds have started to make significant changes after taking over from long-standing owners Alan and Toby Smith in June, appointing George Busumbru as manager with Filipino international Alvin Sarmient...

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