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IT’S COT TO BE JAMIE

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 April 2018

JAMIE Tompkins has been appointed as manager of Hellenic Premier side Ascot United for next season. Tompkins had been first team head coach and development team manager.
He replaces Neil Richards, who has quit after 18 months in the hot seat and will step up to rejoin the club board as director of football. Richards said: “Jamie has shown incredible commitment to Ascot United over the last 18 months. I am confident that Jamie will set new standards and drive the senior section forward over the next few years in what is an exciting and transformational period for the club.”
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