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Jon feels so happy at home

Jon Underwood says taking his place in the Bracknell Town dug-out feels right already.
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Jon Underwood says taking his place in the Bracknell Town dug-out feels right already,
writes MATT BADCOCK.

RETURN: Jon Underwood is back in the dugout, at former club Bracknell Town

The former Slough Town and Beaconsfield Town boss returned to the club he enjoyed some of his best playing memories a fortnight ago to replace outgoing manager Jordan Ive.
His reign has begun with back-to-back Southern League Premier South 1-1 draws with fancied AFC Totton and Chertsey Town.
Underwood played and captained the club back in 2006 and also stepped into the dug-out alongside then boss Alan Taylo...

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