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Love it! Steve’s in after Rams raid

The former Gillingham and Welling United boss has agreed to lead the Kent club’s bid for promotion after Matt Longhurst resigned following a fourth straight defeat against Cray Valley PM last Saturday.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

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By Joe Acklam

THROUGH THE GATE: Former Gillingham boss Steve Lovell is now in charge at Ramsgate
PICTURE: Alamy

CHAIRMAN James Lawson reckons Ramsgate have landed a coup in new manager Steve Lovell.
The former Gillingham and Welling United boss has agreed to lead the Kent club’s bid for promotion after Matt Longhurst resigned following a fourth straight defeat against Cray Valley PM last Saturday.
Lovell, 61, was in caretaker charge of the League One Gills as recently as Janury 31 before Neil Harris was appointed Priestfield chief.
Now Lawson has been able to lure the former Crystal Palac...

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