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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2020

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MARTYN AND SCOTT ROGERS LEAD A FAMILY AFFAIR AT TIVERTON TOWN

By MATT BADCOCK

WHEN Martyn Rogers started managing Tiverton Town in 1991, Scott Rogers was still at school.
Eight years later, a 19-year-old Scott – son of Martyn’s cousin Peter – would score the winning goal at Wembley as Tivvy claimed back-toback FA Vase success.
Former Exeter City player Martyn has gone on to manage more than 1,400 games, the majority at Tiverton, while Scott had a successful Non-League career at Forest Green, Bath City, Newport County and Eastleigh.
After a spell as Willand Rovers manage...

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