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‘Legend’ Pete will be sorely missed

IT is with regret that I inform you of the sad loss of our former groundsman at Holbeach United, Pete ‘Legend’ Cousins.
He has been at the club since 1947, undertaking various roles including the upkeep of the pitch and keeping the dressing rooms tidy. He never missed a home game. RIP Pete.
ALAN WRIGHT Holbeach, Lincs
SEND YOUR VIEWS TO: FANS’ FORUM, THE NON-LEAGUE PAPER, TUITION HOUSE, ST GEORGE’S ROAD, WIMBLEDON SW19 4EU or e-mail [email protected]

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