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HE’S THE PICK OF THE BUNCH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 June 2018

KEVIN GRAHAM SPEAKS TO PICKERING TOWN BOSS PAUL MARSHALL

HE’S been my gaffer at three clubs and we’ve spoken regularly in recent years but there is a lot that I, and dare I say many others in the game, do not know about Paul Marshall. The former Harrogate Town, Goole, Harrogate Railway, Tadcaster Albion and Bridlington Town boss has seen a lot in over 20 years of management.

GIANTKILLERS: Paul Marshall, left, led Harrogate Town to an FA Cup second round clash against Mansfield Town and took Pickering Town to the title this season, inset
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