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WISE OWLS OWNERS OFF TO A FLYER

General Sports were appointed to help run the Owls’ day-to-day operations following a £20m takeover by Storch’s Arise Capital Partners in May.
It is estimated that some £200m worth of work will be needed to repair the crumbling infrastructure left behind by former owner Dejphon Chansiri, but a raft of improvements over the summer have already lifted spirits around Hillsborough.
So, too, has a flying start to the season that sees Henrik Pedersen’s side amongst the early pacesetters in League One, and Rush believes Storch’s desire to understand the...

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