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DENTON HAS HIS WORK CUT OUT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 June 2019

BIG PLANS: Craig Denton eyes the future with Worksop

FIVEyears ago, Worksop Town found themselves staring extinction in the face.
Having lost in the Northern Premier League (NPL) play-off final to AFC Fylde, benefactor Jason Clark walked away from the club, forcing them to voluntarily drop three steps to the Northern Counties East League (NCEL).
The fourth-oldest club in the world’s future hanging in the balance, donations from supporters and local businesses kept them afloat.
Now, after years of adversity, the Tigers’ current boss Craig Denton is a man on a mission to ensure...

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