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The English amateur football club Longlevens won £1 million in the National Lottery by using the same number combination for 32 years
🔹Six members of the club’s management each picked one number back in 1994. Tickets were bought weekly by 73-year-old Bill Davies. In the September draw the combination finally paid off. Davies emphasized that the money belongs to the club, not to him personally. Some of those who chose numbers have already died.
🔹The winnings are planned to be spent on developing the club’s infrastructure and long-term needs; the club brings together 44 teams, including youth and women’s sides. One possible option is also to buy the premises Longlevens currently rents.
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