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An entrepreneur who sells football shirts in "mystery boxes" has netted a £50,000 investment on the BBC's Dragons' Den. Alex Street, who started Mystery Jersey King, based in South Normanton in ...

Alex Street, who runs a business in South Normanton, scored a £50,000 investment after appearing on Dragons' Den on Thursday An entrepreneur who sells football shirts in "mystery boxes" has ...

I can't wait to tell the kids I've invested in a football shirt company,' added the Dragon. Alex said Sara was his 'shining light' and seemed over the moon that she 'believed' in his plans.

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Alex Street, founder of Mystery Jersey King, has secured a £50K investment from Dragons’ Den star Sara Davies to fuel the growth of his unique football shirt business. Appearing on the hit BBC show, ...

has netted a £50,000 investment from Dragons’ Den star Sara Davies. On Thursday night’s episode, Street kicked off with his business, which tracks down rare, authentic football shirts from ...

A man has landed a huge £50,000 investment on BBC Dragons' Den towards his business which sells rare and unique football shirts. The latest episode of the BBC One show featured Alex Street ...