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ANT GETS ONE OVER OLD PAL!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2026

Shakers delight Johnson
BURY 3 RADCLIFFE 1 By Adam Clark

PUMPED: Louis White celebrates putting Bury back in front
PICTURE: Phillip Hill

FORMER managerial colleagues Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley faced each other for the first time with the former taking the bragging rights.
The pair have been joint managers for years at various clubs until Johnson left Morley in sole charge of Radcliffe in February.
The match was also the second annual Paul Hilton Trophy, introduced in 2025 to honour the late Radcliffe chairman following his passing in 2024, once again providing the backdr...

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