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BIG INTERVIEW: KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS MANAGER PHIL BROWN
By CHRIS DUNLAVY

BOLD EFFORT: Kidderminster Harriers failed to avoid the trapdoor last season

DOUBLE ACT: Phil Brown, left, with Sam Allardyce

IF PEOPLE were surprised when Phil Brown took over at Kidderminster last season, you can only imagine the astonishment when he chose to hang around following relegation to National League North.
‘Macca would punch me in the face if I thought I had cracked it after four games, and I would do the same to him’
Phil Brown
After retiring to become assistant to long-term m...

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