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MILLERS TIME FOR MANAGER ROWLAND

By David Richardson
AVELEY chief executive Craig Johnson believes new manager Keith Rowland is the right man to lead the ambitious club forward.
The Isthmian League North side have appointed the former Bournemouth, West Ham and QPR defender following the shock resignation of Danny Dafter last week.
Rowland, 47, played 19 times for Northern Ireland in a career which also featured spells at Luton, Chesterfield, Barnet, Hornchurch and Redbridge.
He began coaching at Mill Field for Aveley under Rod Stringer, who he followed to Braintree Town in May 2010 and was also assistant manager to Alan De...

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