Non-League Paper

ROCKIES HAND A CHANCE TO JOSH AS BOSS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 May 2026

By Jon Couch

BOSS: Josh Staunton

FORMER Woking, FC Halifax Town and Yeovil captain Josh Staunton has been presented with the chance to cut his managerial cloth at Step 4 Shaftesbury FC.
The 30-year-old has been handed the reins at Cockrams, replacing Jim Milligan, who stepped down following the club’s Southern League Division One South play-off final defeat to Malvern Town.
Staunton has already experienced a brief taste of management having led out FC Halifax Town on the final day of the 2021/22 season, where he became the youngest caretaker manager to win a game in the Na...

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