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TOWN CHIEF WON’T MISS BET PARTNER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2020

TOWN CHIEF

By Ken Gaunt

RELIEF: Kevin White

THE gambling industry is a wrecking ball that should be kicked out of football, according to financial expert Kevin White.
That’s why White, vice-chairman of Southern League Basingstoke Town, breathed a sigh of relief when Bet Victor suddenly ended their sponsorship of the Southern, Isthmian and Northern Premier leagues.
White claims the evolution of technology has made gambling much more accessible to football supporters – and will continue to do so.
He pointed out that if a fan wanted to bet on a game 10-15 years ago, he had to go to the boo...

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