National League

MAGPIES’ POTENTIAL APPEALS TO ROBBO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 January 2020

By Jon Couch
LEIGH ROBINSON says he can’t wait to tap up the ‘potential’ in Dorchester Town.
Robinson was named as Magpies’ new boss on Friday with Robbie Herrera coming in as firstteam coach and head of development with the Bet-Victor Southern Premier South strugglers.
They replace Jody Rivers, who resigned from his role as interim manager after stepping into the breach from the departed Callum Brooks last month.
Robinson, the former Taunton Town and Truro City boss said: “I’m really pleased to be given the opportunity to manage this football club with a...

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