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PAUL HAS A HOLL LOT OF LOYALTY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2019

Brakes celebrate boss’s 500th game

By Matt Badcock

WE’RE BACK ON THE UP: Paul Holleran leads Leamington to promotion in 2017-18

PAUL HOLLERAN celebrated 500 games in charge of Leamington with a win against Brackley Town – just two years after he was minutes from leaving the job!
The 49-year-old has been in charge of the Brakes for ten years as they look to continue establishing themselves in the National League North. He hit the landmark for Tuesday night’s 2-0 win against Brackley Town as they began their third season back at Step 2 with four points from two game...

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