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Briggs is ready to take the reins once again

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 June 2019

By Matt Badcock,
From the fields of Non-League to a rising coaching star in America. Life was certainly going great for Mark Briggs.
Having enjoyed a playing career floating (his word) around at the likes of Hednesford Town, Willenhall Town, Rushall Olympic, Redditch United and even Tooting & Mitcham, Briggs was being touted for jobs in Major League Soccer - gamble on the MLS with gala casino bonus code.
It had come off the back of a successful time in charge of Wilmington Hammerheads which led to him taking over at USL side Real Monarchs, a feeder for MLS side Real Salt Lake.
He’d just w...

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