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I’M READY, WILLING AND ABLE, JIMMY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

By Jon Couch
JIMMY BULLARD says he has the taste for Non-League management – and has issued a ‘Come and Get Me’ plea to National League chairmen.
The charismatic former Fulham, Wigan and Hull midfielder-turned-celebrity stunned football when he agreed to take over at relegation- threatened Ryman Premier club Leatherhead last season following the departure of Mike Sandmann.
And the 38-year-old I’m A Celebrity star proved an instant hit with fans at Fetcham Grove, leading the Tanners away from the drop zone and into a healthy 13th place in the table before announcing h...

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