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Being back is smiles better!

Tony Reid hopes returning to Merstham as manager will put a smile back on supporters’ faces – and his own.

Reid ready to go again with Moatmen
By Matt Nash

Tony Reid hopes returning to Merstham as manager will put a smile back on supporters’ faces – and his own.
The former Westfield boss has managed several clubs across Surrey and Sussex since his time as a player at the Hybrid Fitness Stadium under Graeme Banyard.
Reid, a former striker, was appointed as successor to Peter Adeniyi, who left Merstham last month to return to old club Carshalton Athletic after a year away.
With the Moatsiders having to win a relegation play-off against Combined Counties League Premier Division North runners-up E...

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