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Dicks lands a swift return

The Terminator did come back! Julian Dicks has returned for a third spell in the Heybridge Swifts hotseat – and he’s hungrier than ever for success.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 June 2024

It’s Terminator Part III as boss is back
By Hugo Varley

SO, THE Terminator did come back! Julian Dicks has returned for a third spell in the Heybridge Swifts hotseat – and he’s hungrier than ever for success.
Dicks, the former West Ham and Liverpool hardman left-back, flew back to familiar surroundings at Scraley Road this week having last been in charge at the Essex club just under three years ago.
The 55-year-old takes over from Steve Tilson, who guided the Swifts agonisingly close to the Isthmian North play-offs last season, and admits it feels like coming home.
“I’m just delighted to ...

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