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Garry Hill opens up on sorry Kingfield exit

By MATT BADCOCK

POINTING THE WAY OUT: Garry Hill, left, with his assistant Steve Thompson and, inset, from top to bottom: Jake Caprice, Joey Jones, Gozie Ugwu and new manager Anthony Limbrick
PICTURE: TGSPHOTO

WHEN it comes to Non-League football, Garry Hill has been there, done it and got the success to go with it.
Whether it be taking Dagenham & Redbridge to the brink of the Football League or his record of getting clubs promoted to Step 1 three times in his first full season. The Isthmian League with Daggers in 2000, the Conference So...

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