<h1>Chesterfield head of commercial leaves after raffle-winning entry is faked</h1>

The head of Chesterfield's industrial department has left the club when a winning raffle entry was faked. Fans were invited to enter a £20 raffle to follow the team on their pre-season tour of Magyarorszag. But the winning entry was later represented as "not legitimate". "After an intensive internal investigation, I will currently ensure that the creator for this total farce has left the soccer club," aforementioned director Ashley Carson. "Kevin Fitzgerald has been a hard-working, respected, likeable worker World Health Organization has, for a few reason, created a huge error of judgement and has later on paid the results for his actions. "The board were unaware of his actions and have taken swift action when uncovering the reality." The club apologised to supporters on weekday and aforementioned all different lotteries and raffles pass the club wouldn't be littered with the incident. "I do hope that we will seek for a replacement to go our industrial department, move forward and devour the items from the complete sorry mess," more Carson.