National League

WATERFALL IS HURST’S NO.2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

EXPERIENCED defender Luke Waterfall has hung up his boots to become Paul Hurst’s assistant at Boston United.
The 35-year-old spent last season at Worksop Town and arrives following Chris Doig’s departure to Northampton.
Waterfall has played for a number of clubs – appearing over 100 times apiece for Gainsborough Trinity, Lincoln City and Grimsby Town, who he helped win the National League play-offs in 2022 under the management of Paul Hurst.
A holder of the UEFA ‘A’ Licence, Waterfall will officially link up with the Pilgrims ahead of their return ...

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