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BOROUGH BOYS STAGE WALK OUT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 June 2018

HAVERHILL Borough manager Anthony Choat and his assistant Cody Frazier have quit following the club’s relegation from the Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Premier Division over ongoing ground grading issues.
Borough were sent down to Division One because their 3G New Croft home was ruled to be not up to scratch.
A club statement said: “The pair have a long association with the club, and the committee have put on record their thanks for the commitment they have shown during their time running both the reserve and the first team.”
It has been Choat’s first managerial posi...

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