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Angelo now an Iron man

AT JUST 35 years of age, new Braintree Town boss Angelo Harrop is set to do battle with some of the most experienced managers in Non-League football – and he can’t wait for the challenge!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 May 2022

Harrop makes clean break from Suds
By Hugo Varley

STEPPING UP: Angelo Harrop has replaced Ryan Maxwell, inset, in the Braintree Town hotseat
PICTURE: Alamy

AT JUST 35 years of age, new Braintree Town boss Angelo Harrop is set to do battle with some of the most experienced managers in Non-League football – and he can’t wait for the challenge!
The former Rushden & Diamonds player was named as the new Iron manager this week, replacing Ryan Maxwell.
Harrop arrives from Step 4 side AFC Sudbury, where he made his name by guiding the Suffolk club to the FA Cup first round, alongside Rick ...

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