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Skipper’s got stars in his eyes

Harry Beautyman has joked he’ll get plenty of brownie points from his son for working for Dagenham & Redbridge co-owner KSI and admits it is “surreal” to line-up alongside Andy Carroll.

By Matthew Nash

EAGER: Harry Beautyman is relishing his fresh start at ambitious Dagenham & Redbridge
PICTURE: Phil Fiddes

Harry Beautyman has joked he’ll get plenty of brownie points from his son for working for Dagenham & Redbridge co-owner KSI and admits it is “surreal” to line-up alongside Andy Carroll.
The 34-year-old turned down a new deal at Woking to drop down a division and try to win promotion from National League South with Lee Allinson, who led Hemel Hempstead to the Step 2 play-offs last term.
On returning to east London, where his career began with Leyton Orient, t...

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