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TONY’S BACK IN THE DUGOUT
TONY Russell, the former boss of Erith Town, VCD Athletic, Cray Wanderers, Lewes and Ramsgate, has taken over as manager of AFC Greenwich Borough. Russell, who was director of football at the Southern Counties East League Premier club, will be assisted by Joe Vines.
PEARCE RETURNS
VETERAN defender Krystian Pearce, 36, has come out of retirement to sign for Southern League Stourbridge.
BEARD LANDS A SPANISH ROLE
WORTHING defender Sam Beard has landed a move to Spain with newly-promoted fifth tier side Atletico de Marbella. The 28-year-old left-back,...

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