Noah Smerdon: Exeter fans fund signing of former West Brom midfielder
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Exeter City finished ninth in the League Two table in the 2018-19 season
Exeter City fans have funded the signing of former West Bromwich Albion midfielder Noah Smerdon for an undisclosed fee.
Exeter's 1931 Fund comprises around 60 supporters who each donate £19 per month to help pay for a new member of the League Two club's squad.
Smerdon, 18, began his career as a youth with Albion before joining non-league side Gloucester City in 2017.
The Baggies are entitled to a fee for Smerdon's development.
"I'm delighted to have joined Exeter City, I know about the history of the club and the players that have come through here. It's a really good opportunity," Smerdon said.
The fund has previously helped pay wages of players including James Norwood, Graham Cummins, Pierce Sweeney and Jack Sparkes.
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