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More than 200 members attending a special meeting at Hove in February.
More than 200 members heard about the extent of Sussex's financial woes in February

Open letter signatories will have representation on new-look board

More than 30 former players and sponsors have called for representation when a new-look board is constituted at the AGM on 24 March.

04.03.26, 10:00 Updated 24.03.26, 12:05 2 Minute Read

Bruce Talbot

Bruce Talbot

The 36 former players and sponsors seeking changes in the way Sussex is being run will have at least one voice on a new-look board.

It is a month since they signed an open letter calling for the board to resign en masse after Sussex’s disastrous £1.33m operating loss in 2024/25 became public.

There have been several resignations since – including chair Jon Filby – but ‘The 36’ want proper representation on a new-look board of directors.

Ian Poysden, a Players Club member and sponsor, ex-commercial manager Trevor Mould, as well as Matt Prior have been leading the group.

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