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WATTERS COMMITS TO CROWS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 May 2026

RELEGATED boss Chris Watters has revealed he has turned down other opportunities to lead Royston Town’s charge towards an immediate Step 3 return.
The Crows lost their status last season after finishing second bottom in Southern League Premier Central.
But the long-serving boss tweeted: “After 12 years, the loyalty was always going to work both ways. It was nice to have other opportunities this summer, but my focus has always been on staying and putting things right.
“We all want a return to Step 3 and the work to achieving that started a long time ago!” ...

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