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Karl seals a Rovers return

Colchester United legend Karl Duguid is back as part of the management team at Essex Senior League side Stanway Rovers.
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By Robin Jones

IN BUSINESS: Stanway boss Karl Duguid

COLCHESTER United legend Karl Duguid is back as part of the management team at Essex Senior League side Stanway Rovers.
Duguid, who earlier this month quit as co-manager of Coggleshall Town, will work as joint boss with Michael Pulford and existing boss Danny Slatter, who has just led the side to a 12th-place finish.
Pulford has previously been Stanway’s director of football, while Duguid has been manager and assistant in the past.
The 44-year-old made more than 450 appearances for Colchester and won promotion with them twice. Since h...

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