Non-League Paper

AN OLD PALS ACT WITH A NEW VISION

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

Terrors rors pair have a bright future ahead
By Matt Badcock

IENDS from university, Cornelius Nwadialor and Ashley Bosah are achieving big things as joint-managers at Tooting & Mitcham United – but it’s not just about what happens on the field at the Step 4 club.
The pair met at Roehampton University where they were studying the same Sports Coaching Practice course and hit it off straight away.
That has since led to them taking on the youth set-ups at the Pitching In Isthmian South Central club before they stepped up to take charge of the first team.
“We’re ...

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