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JAMMERS SNARE CURETON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

JAMIE CURETON made a welcome return to the dugout at the Wallace Binder Ground on Tuesday night.
The 48-year-old has joined Liam Bailey’s coaching team at Maldon & Tiptree, ending a 27-day exile from the game – his longest spell away from football in his 30-year career.
Last season, the former Bishop’s Stortford boss, guided Enfield to the Essex Senior League title and promotion to Step 4 for the first time in their history, but left the club after just three Ieague games following the sudden death of director Simon Needham. Cureton, however, was soon lured b...

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