Non-League Paper

GHOSTS LURE ROBBIE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

FAKENHAM Town have undergone their fourth managerial change in five months after parting company with Robbie Harris.
The Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Premier club have placed the reserve team bosses Trevor Daniels and Dean Betts in charge of the first team, who were propping up the table with just three points from their first nine games. The Ghosts’ managerial merrygo- roundbegan in April when Wayne Anderson quit. Under 18s manager Neil Jarvis then took charge on a caretaker basis until the end of last season.
Former Fakenham boss Harris then returned to the club from first club Wis...

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