Southern Leagues

Frome Town Appoint Graham As Boss

Derek Graham has been made permanent manager of Southern League Premier Division side Frome Town.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2013

DEREK GRAHAM has been made permanent manager of Southern League Premier Division side Frome Town.

Graham took over as the club’s caretaker boss in March and has since seen the Robins avoid the threat of relegation to Step 4.

The club had previously invited applications for the permanent manager’s role but have put and end to that process, instead handing the reins to Graham.

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