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MCMULLEN TAKEOVER REJECTED BY BUCKS

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AFC TELFORD UNITED have rejected a takeover offer from Irish businessman Anthony McMullen after claiming he failed to show proof of funds.
The Bucks, reformed in 2004 after the original club closed due to massive financial issues, opted to move away from fan ownership last October in order to welcome outside investment.
The National League North side have confirmed they were in discussions with McMullen, who previously tried to purchase a 50 per cent stake in Scottish outfit Livingston before the club pulled out, but that they were reluctant after doing due-diligence.
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