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SHAYMEN ARE SO WILD ABOUT PETE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 July 2019

EVERY agent in the country is ringing new FC Halifax Town manager Pete Wild – but he has vowed to stay patient in his search for much-needed reinforcements.

By David Richardson

READY: New FC Halifax boss Pete Wild
PICTURE: PA Images

The National League club have appointed the former Oldham Athletic manager following the sudden departure of Jamie Fullarton two weeks ago.
Wild, 35, spent 12 years at the Lactics, starting as assistant manager of the U12s and rose to become caretaker boss last December, leading them to victory at then-Premier League side Fulham in the FA Cup third roun...

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