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KINS IS IN TO LEAD BAGGIES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2024

COMBINED Counties League winner Michael Kinsella has left Farnham Town to take over as manager of the club who finished at the bottom of the division below.
Kinsella has been handed the reins at Bagshot, who have been relegated to the Step 7 Surrey Premier League.
Last season, defender Kinsella helped Farnham to an unbeaten season in Premier South but missed five months of the season with a knee injury. He has since retired from playing.
A Bagshot statement said: “Mike has recently hung his boots up after going out on a high with Farnham Town. We look forward to the new seas...

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