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DEL BOY IS BACK IN BECKS HOTSEAT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

By Jon Couch

RETURN: Del Oldfield

EXPERIENCED boss Del Oldfield has come out of retirement to reclaim the manager’s hotseat at Beckenham Town.
Oldfield left Eden Park Avenue in the summer after almost steering Becks to a play-off spot in Isthmian South East Play Off spot.
He was replaced by Danny Waldren, but he left after just five matches in charge.
Prior to his time at Becks, Oldfield, a London taxi driver, managed the likes of Kent United, Erith and Belvedere and Stansfeld, having previously coached at the Phoenix Sports reserve and under 18 sides. l Dale Hurley and J...

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