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Hednesford Town boss: A no-brainer to come here

It’s clear to see why Hednesford Town manager Steve King is so looking forward to the challenge of rejuvenating a fallen giant of Non-League football.
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STEVE KING TAKES US ON A TOUR OF THE NEW-LOOK HEDNESFORD TOWN
By MATT BADCOCK

KING’S THRONE: Steve King settles into the Hednesford Town dugout
PICTURES: Garry Griffiths

KEYS PARK is a hive of activity this particular Wednesday lunchtime. Tradesmen busy around Hednesford Town’s main stand, artificial grass is being fitted behind the brand new dug-outs – complete with the seats you’d expect to see in the Premier League – while the facias have already been painted black and the windows refitted.
The home dressing room has been transformed, the Pitmen’s famous logo embossed in the centre o...

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