Non-League Paper

SHOTS BOSS AIMS TO MAKE A MARK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

By Hugo Varley

DYNAMIC DUO: Mark Molesley, left, and Terry Brown get to work on the training ground
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

HAVING sat restlessly through his first summer without football in years, new Aldershot Town boss Mark Molesley is gunning to get going at a club he holds close to his heart.
The former Weymouth manager has been out of the game since he was controversially dismissed by Southend United back in April, as the Shrimpers battled to retain their EFL status.
“I’ve missed it so much!” beamed Molesley.
“It was nice to spend time with the family o...

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