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NEW ERA FOR YELTZ AS BOSS DUO DEPART

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STANDING DOWN: John Hill, right and Matt Clarke
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ON SONG: Hill and Clarke helped the Yeltz to promotion in 2014

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MANAGER John Hill and his assistant Matt Clarke have left Halesowen Town after six years in charge.
The Yeltz find themselves in another relegation battle in the Southern League Premier Division Central with the club explaining a downturn in results has led to his departure.
Hill has managed over 300 Halesowen games and will remain in charge for Tuesday night’s fixture at AFC Rushden & Diamonds having led the team at Spennymoor yester...

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