Non-League Paper

KINNEAR’S GOT BOSS’ BUG BACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 June 2020

By Chris Dunlavy

WILY CAMPAIGNER: Chris Kinnear has presided over 1,000 games in the dugout
PICTURE: Max Flego

FORMER Dover Athletic and Margate boss Chris Kinnear says he is ready for a return to football after almost two years on the sidelines.
Kinnear, 66, has won six promotions - including three to Non- League’s top-flight - in a managerial career spanning 35 years and over 1,000 games.
In 2015-16, he led Dover to fifth in the National Premier, the highest finish in the club’s history, but left in October 2018 after a run of poor results.
“The last six months at Dov...

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