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COLLIERY CHANCE FOR TOP CAT LIAM

By Jon Couch

ASHINGTON’s head of football Ian Skinner has handed Premier League midfielder Liam Bridcutt his first taste of management – and is backing him to make an immediate impact.
Bridcutt, the former Sunderland, Brighton and Leeds midfielder, has gone in as interim assistant manager of the NPL East club under former Colliers player favourite Paul Dunn.
The pair were drafted in at Woodhorn Lane following the departure of Marc Ellison last weekend after six months in charge following a 2-1 defeat to bottom club Hallam.
Dunn and Bridcutt met the players at training...

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