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We want so much Moore

Ambitious Hanwell Town manager Chris Moore is ‘sick to death’ of scrapping to stay in Southern Premier South – and wants to look up the table rather than over his shoulder.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 July 2026

By John Lyons

Ambitious Hanwell Town manager Chris Moore is ‘sick to death’ of scrapping to stay in Southern Premier South – and wants to look up the table rather than over his shoulder.
Moore and Wayne Carter led the Geordies to promotion from the Isthmian South Central four years ago before the latter, now in charge of Harrow Borough, decided to go it alone at Chertsey Town.
Former Brentford and Dagenham & Redbridge striker Moore has since stabilised the west Londoners at Step 3, though it has largely been a fight to keep their heads above water. Last term, Hanwell finished 14th, five...

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