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WEBB GETS THE NOD

STUART Webb has been appointed as interim manager of Southern Counties East Premier Division strugglers Erith & Belvedere. Coach Webb, who joined the club from junior football as part of their reserve team management in 2018, replaces Owen Jones who has resigned in the aftermath of their 3-0 home defeat by Hollands & Blair and also following a budget cut. Jones’ departure followed that of chairman Micky Cooper, who quit a fortnight ago after 12 years with the club.
Webb has named Mark Cooke as his assistant manager and Taylor Couldry as first-team coach. A club statement said:...

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