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Spirits from the past can help lift Gaz

ROOKIE Brackley boss Gaz Dean might have limited experience in the dugout but he will have an old head to call on when his side head to Chester for today’s National League North play-off semi-final.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 May 2023

Spirits from

By David Lawrence

TEAM EFFORT: Brackley Town players celebrate their penalty shootout victory over Gloucester
PIC: Mike Capps

ROOKIE Brackley boss Gaz Dean might have limited experience in the dugout but he will have an old head to call on when his side head to Chester for today’s National League North play-off semi-final.
The club captain was put in charge of the Saints on an interim basis following Roger Johnson’s dismissal last month.
And the 33-year-old defender was immediately on the phone to the man who took him to the Northamptonshire outfit.
“I have some great guys around me her...

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