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GULLS SWOOP TO LAND HORLOCK

By Neil Harvey

DUGOUT: Kevin Horlock

KEVIN Horlock is back in the manager’s hotseat at Canvey Island.
The 53-year-old has taken over as manager of the Isthmian North division Gulls following the departure of Garry Kimble this week.
Horlock, the former Manchester City and Ipswich Town midfielder, has been without a job
since leaving Maldon & Tiptree in May, having led the Jammers to promotion into Step 3 for the first time.
He also steered them to the FA Cup first round where they eventually bowed out to League One side Port Vale in front of the live TV cameras.
Horl...

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