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This is the gist of the nonsense:

 

Fraser Ewing or Ewing Fraser or somebody with Ewing in his name runs Edusport FC  in the Lowland League but he wants to convert it into a football club owned by fans, run by fans, for the fans subscribing annually at a fixed rate of £25 per head. Claims 200 members since yesterday’s launch. Didn’t actually say where they would play. Motherwell was mentioned but not necessarily as the venue. Anyway, most of the fans will be online which conjures up an image of an empty stadium so that conforms to at least one criterion of Scottish football. The club will rocket up the leagues and into Europe. A great alternative to Rangers and celtic.

 

I thought there were already a good number of alternatives, all of them rubbish but never mind that. At least the few who support the existing alternatives are loyal to them and I can’t see dozens of Jags, Airdrie, HubzanHertz, Dundee, Raith, etc fans abandoning their allegiances for new entity.

 

White was bubblng with enthusiasm for this great new idea. The other guy was doubtful.

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Really no different to Ebbsfleet in England then.... aside from the fact Ebbsfleet is actually IN the English structure and has facilities already being used.

 

How would this new team obtain a Scottish license ?  Other entities looking to gain entry to the professional structure would have much to say about it I would have thought.

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The geezer is Chris Ewing and his club’s already in the Lowland League so he’ll graft his new project on to it. But where are all these supporters coming from? There are too many clubs already playing in front of handfuls.

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