Justin Rees Leads COSU Takeover of Southend United
Justin Rees Leads COSU Takeover of Southend United
Justin Rees Leads COSU Takeover of Southend United
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The takeover of Southend United by the consortium COSU, led by Australian IT millionaire Justin Rees, has been successfully completed after months of delays due to housing development issues. Rees, who expressed relief and excitement, aims to steer the club forward after a year of financial struggles, legal battles, and a 10-point penalty. Fans and stakeholders, including manager Kevin Maher, are ecstatic and hopeful for the club's future. The consortium has pledged that the club will remain at its historic Roots Hall stadium. The day-to-day operations will continue under chief executive Tom Lawrence, as the team prepares for the upcoming season with renewed optimism.

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