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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 June 2022

JUST CHAMPION! Dave Challinor lifts the National League trophy with Stockport

DAVE Challinor said working in Non-League had given him an insight into “absolutely everything” after winning the S & CSlatter Manager of the Year award.
Stockport County lay 11th in the National League when Challinor took charge in November, but eventually won the title by a six-point margin from Wrexham.
“I’m absolutely delighted,” said the 46-year-old, who won 29 of 39 games in all competitions, and also guided Stockport to the semi-finals of the FA Trophy, event...

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