Non-League Paper

DAGGERS PUT UP FOR SALE BY USA OWNERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2024

By Danny Rust

DAGENHAM & Redbridge have been put up for sale after executive chairman Peter B. Freund conceded he has ‘failed’ supporters due to being unable to challenge for a return to the Football League.
The American, who is the principal owner of Trinity Sports Holdings, acquired the majority of the Daggers’ shares when he completed a takeover alongside the likes of Craig Unger and former Manchester United and Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard in September 2018.
But it has been a testing period for Dagenham, with Ben Strevens’ side going into the wee...

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