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COX IS READY TO GO AGAIN

COX IS

By Matt Badcock

BACK IN BUSINESS: Paul Cox has been using his free time wisely – but wants to return to management
PICTURE: Carl Recine

EDUCATION, observing coaches in America and helping his daughters with their maths homework – former Conference champion Paul Cox has enjoyed a sabbatical from management but says the fire is burning to get back in the dug-out.
It’s the first real period of time the 47-year-old has had to recharge his batteries and invest in his own coaching methods since first becoming Eastwood Town, then at Step 4, manager in 2005. Within seven years ...

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