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HERNE BAY say they will not be going into administration after revealing their financial position has “greatly improved”.
The Bostik League South East side confirmed the sudden departure of managers John Embery and Jermaine Darlington in early April due to social media criticism and added they were unsure whether there would be a team next season.
However, Herne Bay have now reassured supporters they will be continuing as a club. Club secretary John Bathurst said: “The financial position of the football club has greatly improved and...

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