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I’M DOVER THE MOON TO BE BACK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

It’s a happy Kent return for boss Hessenthaler

By Jon Couch
YOU can take the man out of Kent, but you can’t take Kent out of the man.
It’s fair to say Andy Hessenthaler has made a pretty good career for himself in the Garden of England. Starting at Dartford, he went onto become a legend at his local Football League side Gillingham, making over 300 appearances for the Gills and going on to manage them on three separate occasions.
His latest foray in the manager’s hotseat, however, took him to Hampshire where he was beginning to make his mark as manager of Eastleigh, s...

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