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STUART HAS A PLATFORM

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

COLESHILL TN 1
REDDITCH UTD 1
By Chris Dickens
CAMERON STUART got his managerial career off to a positive start, as last season’s FA Vase semi-finalists Coleshill held Redditch in an entertaining draw at Pack Meadow.
In their first game under former Aston Villa and York City midfielder Stuart, Step 5 Coleshill matched their Southern Premier visitors and equalised just three minutes after falling behind.
The Colemen had the better of the first half, with the lively Ryan Edmunds first forcing Reds goalkeeper Bradley Catlow into a save and then firing over the top in the first 15 minutes...

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