Chelmsford City

Robbie Simpson invested in long-term planning at Chelmsford City

A pathway from the junior teams to the first team is emerging while Chelmsford are hosting activities at the clubhouse to unite the club with the city, such as their Euro 2020 village.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 July 2021

By David Richardson

SIMP-LY DOES IT! Chelmsford City manager Robbie Simpson
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

CHELMSFORD City player-manager Robbie Simpson believes the club is heading into an exciting new era – and doesn’t want to hang up his boots just yet.
The Essex side are pressing on with their new Clarets10 vision which focuses on community engagement and youth progression over the next ten years.
A pathway from the junior teams to the first team is emerging while Chelmsford are hosting activities at the clubhouse to unite the club with the city, such as their Euro 2020 village.
Simpson, 36...

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