Non-League Paper

EXCITED MAC AIMS TO PUT REDS IN MIX

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2017

By Sam Elliott
JOHN McDERMOTT says the time is right for him to go it alone in management after taking the Alfreton Town job – as he predicted big things for the newlyflush club.
The Reds said they weren’t going to hang around in appointing their new manager and a day after Wembley disappointment with Cleethorpes Town, McDermott got the nod.
McDermott, who had been the Owls’ director of football, is a friend of Alfreton’s new investor Lee Mullen, the lottery winner who last week confirmed he will be investing in the club.
Grimsby Town legend McDermott says at the age...

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