Non-League Paper

MARKS AGREES PAY CUT TO STAY YELLOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 May 2020

By Neil Harvey

NEW DEAL: Sean Marks

HOTSHOT striker Sean Marks has agreed to take a “significant pay cut” to stay at AFC Sudbury next season.
The former Braintree Town hitman arrived ai King’s Marsh last summer and scored nine goals for the Yellows in Isthmian North last season.
Initial expectations, however, suggested that AFC Sudbury would have to cut their budget next season, forcing manager and director Mark Morsley to step down in March after threeand- a-half years in charge.
Key man Marks, who played over 300 games for Braintree at Steps 1 and 2, was suddenly a wa...

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