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ALLINSON STINT WILL LIVE IN THE MEMORY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 October 2022

ALLINSON STINT

ST ALBANS City say manager Ian Allinson will go down in club history after his sixyear stay came to an end.
The highly-respected 64-year-old will continue in his non-football role as the club’s commercial manager.
Former Boreham Wood boss Allinson took over in 2016 and last season led the club to the FA Cup second round after beating Forest Green Rovers, then in League Two, on live TV.
This season has seen an inconsistent start with three wins and three draws from their opening nine games, while they were knocked out of the FA Cup by Step 4 AFC Sudbury in a replay.
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