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Owls about that for an opportunity for Nathan?

Nathan Arnold says he couldn’t turn down the opportunity to manage an ambitious club like Cleethorpes Town.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 November 2022

By Sam Rhodes

NEW ROLE: Cleethorpes Town boss Nathan Arnold

NATHAN Arnold says he couldn’t turn down the opportunity to manage an ambitious club like Cleethorpes Town.
The former Lincoln City and Grimsby attacker leaves Newark & Sherwood United, who currently are fifth in the United Counties League Premier Division North, to take over at the Step 4 Owls.
Despite their positive 13 game unbeaten run, the 35-year-old admitted he had to make a tough decision.
“It has been very difficult for me to leave Newark & Sherwood United so early into the process, but I do understand that not ...

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