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TOGS IS REBELS’ TOP DOG

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

Midfielder will add to Slough’s coaching staff

By Steven Coney
SLOUGH TOWN jointboss Neil B a k e r expects Lee Togwell to be a big influence both on and off the pitch next season after the midfielder agreed to become player-coach.
Togwell, who can also play in defence, joined the Rebels last summer after spells with Burnham and Beaconsfield Town, where he served as club captain.
He enjoyed a successful first season at Slough, making 54 appearances in all competitions and was named the Supporters’ Player of the Year.
On Togwell’s new role, Baker said: “Togs is a full...

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