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No more misery!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 June 2019

MON 10

EASTLEIGH manager Ben Strevens has signed a new two-year deal and insists the bad news is now over for supporters following the departure of some key players.
The Spitfires have endured a difficult postseason after reaching the National League play-offs seeing Solihull Moors sign their top scorer Paul McCallum, midfielder Joey Jones joining Salford City and this week defender Josh Hare moving to Bristol Rovers and assist king Mark Yeates signing for AFC Fylde.
But after securing his own future until the end of the 2020/21 season, Strevens vowed to deliver some good news, which beg...

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