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CURETON’S ON THE UP AND UP

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Goal-den boy now shining on and off the pitch

By Hugo Varley

IF BEING a prolific striker for well over two decades wasn’t enough, Jamie Cureton has now shown that he is a rather dab hand in the dugout as well!
At the ripe age of 43, the former Reading and Norwich City frontman has proved he’s still got an eye for goal, topping the Bostik Premier’s goalscoring charts with eight goals so far, while helping his highflying Bishop’s Stortford side to five wins in six games.
But Cureton has also been cutting his cloth in the managerial ranks too, ta...

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