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LONG SPELL IS OVER

MULTIPLE promotion-winning Longlevens manager James French is to stand down as the end of the season after almost a decade.
Former Bristol Rovers youngster James led Longlevens from the Gloucestershire Northern Senior League to the Hellenic Premier during his time in charge, winning three Gloucestershire County League titles in succession on their way up, as well as entering the FA Cup and FA Vase for the first time.
Father-of-two French cited family reasons and work commitments for his decision to step down, but still hopes to be involved in some capacity. He will be replaced by striker Ma...

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