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I LEAVE WITH MY HEAD HELD HIGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 November 2018

Eaden just relieved that Boro survived

By Matt Badcock

PROUD: Nicky Eaden can take positives from his stint in charge of Nuneaton Borough
PICTURE: PA Images

NICKY EADEN leaves Nuneaton Borough proud of his spell in charge – but even happier there is still a club at all.
Eaden’s assistant Lee Fowler is taking on the role in the interim at the National League North outfit.
The former Barnsley defender was in charge during a challenging period that nearly saw Borough go under until a takeover by former Non-League defender Nick Hawkins.
When Eaden arrived in the summer with Fowle...

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