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Scott got tips from the top

Scott Kerr football education came from managerial masters like Keith Alexander and Gary Mills – now he’s enjoying his own shot in the dugout.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 June 2026

Boss Kerr learning his trade with Brid
By Matt Badcock

HOT SCOTTY: Scott Kerr led an impressive turnaround at Bridlington Town last season
PICTURE: EC Media

Scott Kerr football education came from managerial masters like Keith Alexander and Gary Mills – now he’s enjoying his own shot in the dugout.
Former Lincoln City, York City and Grimsby Town midfielder Kerr took over Bridlington Town just after Christmas.
It was a first foray into management nine years after he hung up his boots.
And after helping turn Brid from strugglers into eighth-place finishers in NPL East last term, the 44-ye...

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