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URCHINS PULL THE PLUG ON STIMSON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 May 2023

URCHINS PULL

By Neil Harvey

THE NON-LEAGUE PAPER, Sund PLAY-OFF AGONY: Mark Stimson has left Hornchurch after five years in charge of the Urchins
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FIVE-TIME FA Trophy winner Mark Stimson has been ousted at Hornchurch following the club’s agonising playoff defeat.
Stimson, who led the Urchins to Trophy success two years ago, guided the club to second place in Isthmian Premier, four points behind Bishop’s Stortford.
But after a shock 1-0 home defeat to Aveley in the playoff final, the 55-year-old former Grays, Stevenage and Gillingham boss had his five-year stay at U...

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