Non-League Paper

BRENNAN JUST COULDN’T SAY NO TO ‘RICAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 September 2018

By David Richardson
DEAN Brennan says he couldn’t turn down the opportunity to manage Billericay Town – and now wants to emulate the successful model he created at Hemel Hempstead Town.
The 38-year-old revolutionised Hemel in his six years at the club, lifting them from the Southern League to the National League South play-offs, and an FA Cup first round. The club gave Brennan his chance to move into management following a playing career with the likes of Hitchin Town, Stevenage, Grays Athletic and Halesowen Town which he will be forever thankful for.
“It’s like b...

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