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DRURY BACK IN BUSINESS WITH CORBY

RETURN: Graham Drury is Corby Town boss again
PICTURE: Alamy

CHESTER FC are mourning the loss of their youngest director, Ben Duggan, who has passed away suddenly at the age of 33. Duggan was a co-opt to the City Fans United Board over the summer. The club said: “[He] brought a new and refreshing dynamic to the boardroom.”
PROMOTION-winning manager and NLP contributor Mo Sher has left Godalming Town after five years in charge.
GRAHAM Drury says he is delighted to return “home” as manager of Corby Town.
Drury led the Steelmen to the Southern League Pre...

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