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JIMMY BACK IN BUSINESS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 August 2018

Urchins boss is firing and ready to go

AFC Hornhurch have been handed a huge boost ahead of their return to the Bostik Premier with manager Jimmy McFarlane back in the dugout just five months after he suffered a stroke.
The popular boss fell ill in February with the Urchins running away at the top of the Bostik North.
McFarlane’s assistant manager Colin McBride took over the reins and guided the club home to the title with 103 points, and a return to Step 3, but now the club’s longest standing gaffer is back.
“We didn’t have to go outside of the club to get over the ...

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