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SUTTON Common Rovers are moving back to their original home after agreeing a groundshare with Carshalton Athletic.
The Isthmian South Central side have departed their temporary home at AFC Whyteleafe to move into the Colston Avenue home of the Robins, back in the borough of Sutton.
The Commoners were based in Carshalton at its formation back in 1978 and switched to Leatherhead and Cobham before a groundshare at Sutton United’s Gander Green Lane was agreed for the 2015–16 season.
A club statement read: “While we are grateful to Carshalton Athletic for their suppo...

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