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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2019

Popular boss Aspin open to Halifax return

By John Lyons

GISSA KIZZ! Bromley’s Joe Kizzi takes the plaudits after his goal was enough to beat a Crystal Palace XI at Hayes Lane
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

FORMER FC Halifax Town manager Neil Aspin has issued a comeand- get-me plea to his old club as they step up their search for a new boss.
The Shaymen have begun the interview process for their vacant first-team manager role following the unexpected departure of Jamie Fullarton.
The former Notts County boss quit the club just 19 days before the start of the new National League season which...

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