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Wott an opportunity

New boss Paul Wotton admits he has a complete rebuilding job on his hands at Kidderminster Harriers this summer – but says he would have it no other way.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2026

By Jon Couch
New boss Paul Wotton admits he has a complete rebuilding job on his hands at Kidderminster Harriers this summer – but says he would have it no other way.

Wotton, 48, has been handed the reins of the newly-promoted Harriers after promotion-winning manager Adam Murray left for Barrow just two days after the club’s playoff final victory over South Shields.
He takes over a club on the crest of a wave after the highs of their National League North campaign, but the former Truro City and Torquay United boss has revealed that continuing that momentum into the summer won’t be as easy a...

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