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Johnson: We’ve got no regrets from Moors spell

Anthony Johnson says he and his long-serving joint-manager Bernard Morley have no regrets about leaving their comfort zone to take the Spennymoor Town job.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

By Matt Badcock

ANTHONY JOHNSON says he and his long-serving joint-manager Bernard Morley have no regrets about leaving their comfort zone to take the Spennymoor Town job.
The former Ramsbottom United, Salford City and Chester management duo left the north-east club by mutual consent, along with coaches Steve Halford and Martin Campbell, following last Saturday’s FA Cup defeat to Clitheroe.e
Witha long commute from their north-west homes, son admits the role just John- didn’t work out despite missing out on the National League North play-offs on the final day of last season and losing jus...

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