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BOSS ROD’S BEEN PULLING STRINGS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 July 2017

IT’S not been the easiest of close seasons for Rod Stringer, despite managing to squeeze in two summer holidays.
“I’m on twitter,” said the Chelmsford City manager. “Found out I’ve got a parody account recently. Not only that, they’re saying I’m up to no good with that Gemma Collins!”
A blow for sure. But he’s had to deal with even worse in recent months.
Stringer knows he really should have another promotion on his CV, but somehow a goal and a man up at Ebbsfleet United in the National League South play-off final his team pressed ...

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