Northern Premier League

Experience leading Bees has now got me buzzing

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

THE BIG INTERVIEW
DARREN CURRIE

By DAVID RICHARDSON

GIANT-KILLERS: Barnet’s players celebrate their victory after Sheffield United Insets: Protege Jack Taylor and mentor John Still
PICTURE: TGS Photo

PROUD: Darren Currie salutes Barnet fans after their FA Cup win at Sheffield United

AS OPENING weeks of management go, Darren Currie’s couldn’t really have gone much better.
A 1-0 win at Dagenham & Redbridge, followed by a draw at local rivals Boreham Wood and then a giant killing at Sheffield United in the FA Cup – being in the dugout was everything he hope...

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