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NASH CHIEF’S GOT A CUNN-ING PLAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 June 2020

By Phil Brennan

STEP UP: Curzon Ashton boss Steve Cunningham

STEVE CUNNINGHAM reckons he has taken on the “toughest job in National League North” after being tasked with leading Curzon Ashton next season.
The 40-year-old was unveiled as the new Nash chief this week, replacing Mark Bradshaw, after learning his trade in six successful years at Colne FC.
Cunning- ham earned himself legend status at Holt House after leading Colne to the North West Counties League title in 2014 and establishing the club in the Northern Premier League at Step 4.
Now he’s got the opportunity t...

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