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TUTTLE’S IN FOR GOOD…

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 June 2017

PEWSEY Vale have confirmed Alistair Tuttle’s permanent position as manager following their sideways move from the Sydenhams Wessex Division One.
Former Pewsey player Tuttle took over from Adi Holcombe in a caretaker basis towards the end of last season. Holcombe will continue with the Hellenic One West newboys as firstteam coach.
The club requested the sideways move in order to cut travelling times and costs. Last season, they finished bottom of the league having won just three out of 40 games.
Cub chairman Craig Wall said: “Alistair stepped in as a caretaker for the last 14 or ...

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