Non-League Paper

CONROY DECISION WAS MY HARDEST YET, GALE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 January 2020

By Jon Couch

IN CHARGE: Tony Gale

CHAIRMAN Tony Gale says the decision to stand down Steve Conroy as manager of Walton Casuals was one of the toughest he’s made in football.
The former West Ham captain and Sky Sports pundit agreed to let the former Kings Langley boss leave after the Bet- Victor Southern Premier South side suffered four straight defeats over the festive period.
“In all my time in football, I don’t think I’ve ever had to make a harder decision than the one the board and I have made today,” Gale said of Conroy, who joined the club along with as...

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