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MERNICK’S ALL WHITE FOR ENSIGN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 May 2026

ESSEX Senior League side White Ensign have appointed Ross Mernick as their new manager.
Mernick was in charge of Old Chelmsfordians last season and has also been assistant at Burnham Ramblers.
He will be assisted by Jonathan Ogunsanya, who was previously assistant at Athletic Newham.
Mernick has filled the gap at Burroughs Park left by the departure of former Basildon United boss Aaron Bloxham, who quit after the club finished in 16th place, five places and two points off the bottom.
He said: “I believe we can build something really positive and enjoy a successful season tog...

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