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CHEERS TO SIX PROMOTIONS AND LIFETIME OF FRIENDSHIPS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 May 2020

NON-LEAGUE LEGEND TERRY BROWN TAKES A TRIP DOWN MEMORY

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By JOHN LYONS

PROMISED LAND: Terry Brown celebrates taking AFC Wimbledon into the Football League and, insets, in charge at Hayes, top, and Aldershot, below
PICTURE: PA Images

WHEN The NLP contacted Terry Brown to see if he’d be up for a chat, his initial response was ‘you must be running out of ideas’.
It was a typically humble reply from a manager with a magnificent track record which includes six promotions. Here, the 67-year-old Basingstoke Town chairman tells us about his highs and lows…
Brown ma...

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