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Driven Sammut eyes the summit

Dean Sammut says he wants to help Chipstead grow on and off the pitch after taking the reins at the High Road from Rob Kember.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2023

New boss delivers wish for his Chips
By Matt Nash

THREE-SY DOES IT: The Chipstead trio of Dean Sammut, Lewis Taylor and Matt Male
PICTURE: Chipstead FC

DEAN SAMMUT says he wants to help Chipstead grow on and off the pitch after taking the reins at the High Road from Rob Kember.
The former Burgess Hill Town No.2 was appointed by Chips following the departure of the popular Kember, who spent four years in charge of the Isthmian South Central club, turning them into a stable Step 4 side.
Sammut is busy planning for the start of pre-season training later this month but also believes there ...

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