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Hurst ready to lead new Pilgrims era

Paul Hurst has returned to Boston United tasked with steering them away from the National League danger zone – 15 years after their messy divorce.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 January 2026

BACK IN BUSINESS: Paul Hurst is back at Boston United, looking to build on past success left,
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PAUL HURST has returned to Boston United tasked with steering them away from the National League danger zone – 15 years after their messy divorce.
The ex-Grimsby, Shrewsbury and Ipswich Town boss – who has twice won promotion to the Football League – replaces Graham Coughlan, who was sacked following last weekend’s goalless draw against Braintree.
Coughlan turned their campaign around last season as the club survived the drop with a game to spare.
But winless in five had left the ...

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