National League North & South

ROB GETS NOD TO TO TAKE BUCKS SADDLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

By Steven Coney

FORMER Wolves coach Rob Edwards has been appointed as AFC Telford’s new boss after manager Rob Smith and chairman Ian Dosser left the club.
Dosser had been involved with the Bucks since the Phoenix club was created in 2004 but stepped down on Wednesday with board member Andy Pryce taking over as interim chairman.
Boss Smith and assistant Larry Chambers also departed the New Bucks Head after guiding the club to National League North safety last term.
The ex-Hednesford Town managerial duo returned to Telford in August 2015 after previously being in charge of the Bucks...

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