Non-League Paper

JUGGLING ACT IS BIGNOT’S FORTE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 January 2021

Andy Mitchell
WORKAHOLIC Marcus Bignot says he is no stranger to tackling three full-on roles after being appointed interim manager of Aston Villa Women.
The new post will be dovetailed with his commitments as joint-manager of National League North Guiseley and a coaching role with England’s under-19 men.
Few may have been surprised by his plan to maintain the other two jobs but the ex-Solihull Moors, Grimsby Town and Chester boss believes each of them will help him to flourish in the others.
“From the outside people will look in and ask how I do it but this is something I ma...

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