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LLOYD IS CHEADLE CHOICE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 September 2020

LLOYD Morrison is the new manager of North West Counties League Division One South outfit Cheadle Town.
Morrison, 48, recently left Glossop North End where he had been joint manager for two years.
A player with Chadderton, Maine Road and Styal, where he became player-manager, Morrison took over the now-disbanded Flixton. He then ran Winsford United and Mossley before becoming joint manager at Glossop.
A Cheadle statement said: “The club wish to thank the previous management team of Danny Meadowcroft and Liam Brownhill for last season, and wish them all the best for their next challeng...

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