National League North & South

LYNCH MAKES SWANS RETURN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

By Robin Jones

RETURN: Darren Lynch

FORMER Kettering Town and Cambridge City player Darren Lynch is back in the hot seat at Newport Pagnell Town a fortnight after walking out.
Lynch, who played for the Swans as a teenager, led the club to the quarter final of the FA Vase last season before they were beaten by eventual winners South Shields.
He left the club in June because the club failed to match his ambitions, but further talks with club officials have since persuaded him to return.
A club statement said: “The chairman and head of football are pleased to announce that Darren Lync...

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