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MILLERICK WILL NOT RETURN TO ROW ROLE

DIRECTOR of football Anthony Millerick says he has no idea who will be the next manager of Hartley Wintney – but it certainly won’t be him!
Millerick spent seven years in the Row dugout, taking the club from Step 5 to Step 3 for the first time in the club’s history before standing down in the summer.
Former Boston United and Stevenage defender Ross Weatherstone and Hartley boy Tyrone Newton took over the reins but quit this week after a disappointing start to the Southern Premier South season.
Luke Tuffs, a former Hartley Wintney coach and Ashford Town and Leath...

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