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LEGEND JAMIE IS CHOSEN BY TOWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

By Jon Couch

UPSTAIRS: Jamie Godbold

CLUB legend Jamie Godbold has stepped away from the Lowestoft Town dugout to take up a top coaching role in the Premier League.
Godbold has served his hometown club for over 20 years both as a player and manager.
Now the Trawlerboys’ boss of the past seven seasons has been headhunted by Ipswich Town to take on the role of Coach Development Manager within their academy.
But Godbold, 44, will still be very much part of the furniture at Crown Meadow as he will be staying on as the club’s director of football and supporting the boar...

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