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Wings ink new deal for Feeney

Warren Feeney will continue as Welling United manager for next season – as the club confirmed chairman Mark Goldberg is stepping down.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 May 2022

By Neil Harvey

NEW DEAL: Warren Feeney will continue as Welling manager
PICTURE: Alamy

WARREN FEENEY will continue as Welling United manager for next season – as the club confirmed chairman Mark Goldberg is stepping down.
Former Newport County manager Feeney took the reins in March following the departure of Peter Taylor and was able to steer the Wings to Nationa League South safety.
Now the 41-year-old has signed a new deal and said: “I am delighted to sign a new contract with Welling United. It is a fantastic club with a great future and I am keen to be part of it.
“There will be no res...

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