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Scarborough Athletic 2-1 Warrington Town: Greening relishing new high

He’s won a Champions League winners’ medal, League Cup and Championship titles – but none tastes sweeter than leading Scarborough Athletic to promotion for rookie boss Jonathan Greening.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

NORTHERN PREMIER PLAY-OFF
ByJonCouch

SCARBOROUGH 2
Coulson 16, Gouda 81
WARRINGTON TN 1
Amis 36

PARTY TIME: Captain Michael Coulson, manager Jonathan Greening and player Kieran Glynn celebrate promotion to National League North
PICTURE: Morgan Exley

HE’S won a Champions League winners’ medal, League Cup and Championship titles – but none tastes sweeter than leading Scarborough Athletic to promotion for rookie boss Jonathan Greening.
The 43-year-old was an unused substitute in Manchester United’s famous European Cup triumph over Bayern Munich in 1999, playing under the great Sir Alex Fergu...

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