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WE CAN BE THE BILLY BUSTERS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 June 2017

Money is no issue for Ks chief Craig

By Sam Elliott

HE knows things could have been different. Very different. As Kingstonian manager Craig Edwards carefully scribbles down his sums for next season, he could have been managing a team in the same league where he needn’t have bothered trying to save a tenner here and £20 a week there.
If he had wanted to, he could be in charge of Billericay Town. The place where money doesn’t seem to matter.
“Good luck to them,” says Edwards, who resigned as Blues manager towards the end of last season. It allowed owner Glenn ...

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