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MARSH GETS THE GIG

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2018

NATHAN Marsh has earned himself a permanent deal as manager of Wellingborough Town.
Marsh had previously been named as interim manager of the United Counties Premier outfit following the decision of Stuart Goosey to resign after their 4-2 home defeat by Deeping Rangers on January 6.
But former assistant boss Marsh was given the job by the Doughboys on a permanent basis after last week’s 5-0 victory over struggling Sleaford Town, with his side hitting five second-half goals to claim their first win in two months.
It was Marsh’s first home game in charge.
Marsh has appointed Gary ...

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