Isthmian Leagues

Boss Daryl has tons of aims left for Urchins

Daryl McMahon has urged his Hornchurch champions to go on and be Isthmian Premier centurions.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

By Matt Badcock

CHAMPIONS: Hornchurch waltzed to the Isthmian title

DARYL McMahon has urged his Hornchurch champions to go on and be Isthmian Premier centurions.
McMahon’s side sealed their romp to the title last weekend with victory over second-placed Chatham Town.
It’s been an eventful campaign for the Urchins with manager Steve Morison beginning the charge before being headhunted by League Two Sutton United.
That saw former Ebbsfleet and Dagenham boss McMahon handed the keys in late January alongside trusted assistant Steve Gritt.
They completed the remit was to keep the runaway ...

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