League Two

CANNY REDS EYE CELEB TO PLAY IN CUP…

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The LeaguePaper Team
25 September 2022

By Chris Dunlavy

CRAWLEY Town planned to scout a star-studded charity match yesterday with the aim of signing a celebrity to play for their first team.
YouTube collective the Sidemen - who between them boast 130 million subscribers - held a soldout match at Charlton’s Valley which was set to feature the likes of You-Tuber-turned-boxer Logan Paul and Tiktokker Noah Beck, who appeared at this year’s Soccer Aid.
And Crawley - who previously signed TOWIE star Mark Wright - are aiming to get a slice of the action.
Club scouts were set to run the rule over the two sides, wi...

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