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BEN BIDS TO PEP UP FIZZERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 August 2020

SANDHURST Town have named Ben Nwachukwu as their new manager for the forthcoming Combined Counties Division One season.
Nwachukwu, who has completed a masters degree in sports coaching at Loughborough University, fills the void left by Michael Herbert, who moved to Penn & Tylers Green at the start of April.
He has coached for QPR’s foundation development team and Crystal Palace’s educational academy.
The Fizzers have advertised for an assistant manager to work under him.
A club statement said: “Ben will play a key role as we start a new and exciting chapter in Sandhurs...

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