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SUN, SEA AND A BRAND NEW JOB

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 June 2019

PARADISE: Driver was relaxing on a Cyprus beach when he got the call from Braintree chairman Lee Harding

THIS time last week, football couldn’t have been further from the mind of Glen Driver as he sat back and relaxed on holiday in Cyprus.
But the peace and tranquillity on the Island of Love was soon disrupted when he received a phone call from Braintree Town chairman Lee Harding.
“I was having a nice holiday and then saw a call from the chairman!” Driver told The NLP.
“I had applied for the job before and had been unsuccessful so he must have kept my details on f...

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