Non-League Paper

THE GAFFER’S GREATEST GAFFER WITH JODY BROWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 January 2021

By Andy Mitchell
I WAS URGED TO PHIL MY BOOTS!

TOP-LEVEL: Phil Parkinson and Terry Spillane, inset
PICTURE: PA Images

WHO inspires the inspirations in the ever-changing world of football? Which traits stand the test of time?
In the latest of our series, we pick the brains of former Welling United and Heybridge Swifts manager Jody Brown.
Brown twice broke his leg during his teenage years and started coaching youth football while recovering – he “never looked back”.
Having helped to coach the juniors at village side Tollesbury, Brown took on the seniors, leading to ...

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