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DRURY’S IN NEW ROLE

WROXHAM have appointed former Norwich City left-back Adam Drury to their new managerial team.
Drury will assist Jordan Southgate, who has been promoted from reserve team boss and at 25 is one of the youngest managers in the pyramid.
The Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Premier outfit moved swiftly to appoint the pair this week after Jamie Godbold and Andy Reynolds left to join Lowestoft Town.
Wroxham chairman Lee Robinson said: “Adam’s record speaks for itself and Jordy is highly rated and mature for one so young!”

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