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BRAD’S PLAY-OFF GLORY IS A TRUE FAMILY AFFAIR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 May 2018

Emotional year ends on a high for Braintree Town boss as ‘The Pub Team from Essex’ celebrate again

By MATT BADCOCK

BRADLEY QUINTON has a picture from 2011 of his son Bobby perched over the cup when Braintree Town won the Conference South.
On Sunday evening, the now Iron manager returned home with the National League South promotion final trophy, much to the delight of Bobby, now 7, and his brother Teddy, 6.
They did it the long way, with play-off away wins at Hemel Hempstead and Dartford before taking on Hampton & Richmond Borough.
After extra-time, the teams were lock...

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