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Villagers can build on finish

Charnock Richard manager Ryan Donnellan may have seen his side miss out in the North West Counties Premier Division play-offs – but is convinced the club are ready to step up in the near future.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 May 2024

Epic run-in inspires boss Donnellan
By Steven Oldham

CHARNOCK RICHARD manager Ryan Donnellan may have seen his side miss out in the North West Counties Premier Division play-offs – but is convinced the club are ready to step up in the near future.
The Villagers sealed their play-off spot on the final day of an extended season, thanks to an incredible run of SIX wins in TEN days which secured a fourth-place finish at the last possible moment.
The Chorley side would eventually be knocked out 1-0 by Bury in the semi-finals.
“The players put their bodies on the line, and we told them how imme...

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