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CARLTON PALMER

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21 November 2021

CARLTON PALMER

It’s been an eye-opener – now I’ve got the bug
By MATT BADCOCK

READY TO GO AGAIN: Carlton Palmer is looking for another opportunity in Non-League football after leaving Grantham Town
PICTURE: Alamy

CARLTON PALMER may have plenty of odd jobs around the house to get on with, but he’s hoping the phone soon rings with an offer of another shot in Non-League management.
The 55-year-old resigned from Grantham Town last week following the departure of chairman Darren Ashton ahead of new ownership at the Step 3 club.
It was a first Non-League management gig for Pa...

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