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DRAY’S RIVAL

MANAGERIAL MERRY-GO-ROUND
By Jon Couch

NEW Tiverton Town manager Rob Dray is deter mined to help bring back the good times to Ladysmead – just like he did with their rivals!
Dray, 55, has taken charge of Yellows having enjoyed an unprecedented six-year stint in charge of Somerset rivals Taunton Town, leading the Peacocks into National League South.
Dray arrives at Tivvy in succession to Leigh Robinson, who left the club by mutual agreement a fortnight ago with the club fifth from bottom in Souther n League Premier South.
“I think it’s just really good synchron...

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