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Fagan’s honour to lead Stones’ assault

Former Premier League star Craig Fagan says he is “honoured” to have been named Maidstone United’s new manager.

By Jon Couch

STEP UP: Craig Fagan

Former Premier League star Craig Fagan says he is “honoured” to have been named Maidstone United’s new manager.
The ex-Hull City striker will take over as the National League South side’s new boss next month when George Elokobi ends his successful three-year spell in charge at the Gallagher Stadium.
Fagan, 43, became assistant manager to Elokobi in February 2023, with the duo overseeing the club’s historic FA Cup run in 2023/24 as well as back to-back play-off finishes.
Speaking before yesterday’s final league game of the season against Bath City, Fagan ...

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