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Harriers up and running but Wotton will remain grounded

Four new arrivals, including a new assistant, and five key departures. It’s fair to say it’s been a productive first full week in charge for new Kidderminster Harriers boss Paul Wotton.

EMOTIONAL: Amari Morgan-Smith

FOUR new arrivals, including a new assistant, and five key departures. It’s fair to say it’s been a productive first full week in charge for new Kidderminster Harriers boss Paul Wotton.
The former Truro City and Torquay United boss told The NLP last week that only five players remained contracted at Aggborough following the club’s promotion back to the National League through the play-offs last month.
Wotton replaced Barrow-bound Adam Murray at the helm and has set about rebuilding a new-look squad capable of competing at the level amidst bigger-budgeted riva...

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