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LOYAL BOSS WEBB SENT SPINNING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

‘Sad’ Supermarine exit

By David Richardson
SWINDON Supermarine have made the ‘sad’ decision to part company with manager Dave Webb after over five years in charge of the club.
Webb was appointed in July 2012 following the Marine’s relegation to the Evo-Stik South West.
He guided the club to the playoffs on three occasions but lost at the semi-final stage each time with Supermarine currently eighth, level on points with sixth-placed Bideford.
A statement by the club’s chairman, Jez Webb, read: “The football club board believe this is the right decisi...

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