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CHIPPING AWAY AT A WINDFALL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2020

CHIPPING AWAY

By Tom Blackett

THREE-SY DOES IT! My Club Lotto winner Andy Wildgoose, centre, with Chipping Sodbury secretary Les Theobald, left, and vice president Rich Bisp, right

CHIPPING Sodbury Town webmaster Andy Wildgoose is celebrating a £3,000 windfall - and the club are cashing in, too.
The 55-year-old bought a My Club Lotto 50/50 lottery ticket last month immediately after the Western League Premier side joined a growing band of football clubs taking advantage of the revenue sharing scheme and other commercial services offered by MyClub- Market.
“It means I can afford to go on ho...

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