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BEN’S AIM WRITTEN IN THE STARS

AMBITIOUS new Eastwood CFC owner Ben Edwards is aiming to take a leaf out of Hollywood-backed Wrexham’s blueprint for success!
By John Lyons

DRIVE: Eastwood CFC owner Ben Edwards, right, and managing director Steve Kirkham and, inset above, Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney
PICTURE: Eastwood CFC

The 33-year-old media and tech group owner has taken charge of the Red Badgers, having been chairman for the last few months. With his business profile, the BE Group founder reckons he is ideally placed to help the Nottinghamshire club thrive on and off the pitch. ...

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