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We face a battle for survival!

Walton & Hersham co-owner Calogero Scannella has sent a message to fans warning that the Swans face a battle to survive off the pitch following their rapid rise up the pyramid.

Swans warn fans of cash fears
By Matthew Nash

Walton & Hersham co-owner Calogero Scannella has sent a message to fans warning that the Swans face a battle to survive off the pitch following their rapid rise up the pyramid.

HIGH-FLYERS: Walton & Hersham have secured four promotions in six years to reach National League South
PICTURE: Christopher Parry

The National League South new boys have considered the prospect of going full-time in the coming years but first need to assess the club-run operation at their Elmbridge Xcel Sports Hub Stadium home.
The Swans want to purchase the s...

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