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JONES’ PROUD TO LEAD CELTIC – AT 27!

By Jon Couch

STEP UP: Dave Jones

TALENTED boss Dave Jones says he is “incredibly proud and honoured” to be handed the manager’s job at Stalybridge Celtic – at the age of just 27!
He arrives at Bower Fold after spending three-and-a-half years with Atherton Laburnum Rovers, where Stalybridge believe he established himself as “one of the most exciting young managers in Non-League football”.
Jones takes over from former Manchester City and Barnsley striker Jon Macken, who was relieved of his duties a fortnight ago after almost two years in charge ...

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