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Drury is prepared for the next step with Whitstable

Andy Drury reckons he’d regret not taking his first job in management at Whitstable Town if he let it pass by – and he says the struggling Oysters must believe they can still beat the drop.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

Drury is

By Matt Badcock

NEW ROLE: Andy Drury is the new manager at Whitstable

ANDY DRURY reckons he’d regret not taking his first job in management at Whitstable Town if he let it pass by – and he says the struggling Oysters must believe they can still beat the drop.
The 38-year-old former Lewes, Stevenage, Luton, Ipswich Town and Ebbsfleet United midfielder has swapped a promotion pursuit at Step 3 for a relegation battle at Step 4.
Drury, whose successful career began at Sittingbourne, has been playing for Isthmian Premier Folkestone Invicta having been assistant to Danny Kedwell at Cray Wander...

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