National League South

Success is Maid to measure for Hakan

It’s Wednesday afternoon, just a few days after Maidstone United have sealed the National League South title to secure their place back alongside Non-League’s big boys.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

By MATT BADCOCK

ROLLING STONES: Skipper George Elokobi lifts the National League South trophy
PICTURE: Thom Lang

IT’S WEDNESDAY afternoon, just a few days after Maidstone United have sealed the National League South title to secure their place back alongside Non-League’s big boys.
It’s a division Stones boss Hakan Hayrettin and his assistant Terry Harris know inside out. They’ve won it, of course, as part of John Still’s Luton Town management team in 2014, the same boss Harris won two promotions with at Dagenham & Redbridge.
With Hayrettin’s promotion with Grays Athletic, that makes i...

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