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DEV GIVING LITTLE AWAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 July 2017

Veteran boss keeps pressure off charges

By John Lyons
AS Maidenhead United prepare to step into the great unknown, they have one major plus – manager Alan Devonshire has been there, seen it and done it.
In a management career spanning over two decades, the former West Ham star spent four years in Non- League’s top flight with Braintree Town (2011 to 2015). It means he has recent knowledge of what it takes to compete in the National League and can pass words of wisdom on to his players. So what will the National League South champions need to do to compete with the cream of the c...

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