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TAYLOR ADDS TO HIS STAFF

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 June 2017

BEDFORD Town boss Jon Taylor has strengthened his management team by unveiling two new assistant coaches.
The Eagles boss has named Gil Octave and Ronayne Marsh-Brown as joint assistant managers, while Brian Mapley has come on board as goalkeeping coach.
This comes just weeks after Andy Davies was confirmed as the new Head of Coaching at the New Eyrie.
Taylor, who is also looking to retain the majority of his Eagles squad for next season, said: “I am delighted to have Gil and Ronayne on board, it adds good structure to the club.”

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