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IT’S SO GOOD TO BE BACK!

IT’S SO

Ross MCNEILLY
DORKING WANDERERS HEAD COACH

ALL THE FUN OF THE FAYRE: I can’t wait to properly meet up with the lads at Dorking Wanderers and get started again after my stint in charge of Aldershot, inset
PICTURE: Steve O’Sullivan

MARC WHITE’S call to go in as Dorking Wanderers’ first-team coach came out of the blue.
With Mark Beard going to Eastbourne Borough, my phone rang last Thursday with an opportunity to come across.
I am over the moon to get back in, especially at this level. It’s a great chance to go into a different club and learn fr...

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