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It’s results not age that matters for Chester boss

Calum McIntyre, the new Chester manager, is pretty sick of being reminded that he is only 28 years old.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 June 2022

By CHRIS DUNLAVY

GAME FOR A LAUGH: New Chester boss Calum McIntyre, right, shares a joke with former boss Steve Watson and, inset, Marine’s Jack Dunn heads his side’s play-off final winner against McIntyre’s old club Runcorn
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

CALUM McIntyre, the new Chester manager, is pretty sick of being reminded that he is only 28 years old.
“It’s been done to death, hasn’t it?” says McIntyre, who succeeded former Newcastle United and Everton full-back Steve Watson at the Deva last month.
“I was the youth team manager with Chester Under-18s at 19. I was too young for that job. ...

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