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LEESE HAS RUN OUT! ANDY IS OFF AFTER 10 YEARS

By Sam Elliott
AFTER over a decade in charge of Chesham United there will be somebody new in the dug-out for the first time since 2007 as the club reluctantly sacked its longserving manager Andy Leese this week.
The Southern Premier club decided it was time for change after Tuesday night’s 1-0 defeat at Banbury United.
Chesham are seventh in the table, but the ambitious club insist the play-offs are a minimum requirement this season after years of attempting to get into the National League South. The Generals are 10 points adrift of the top-five places and at a board meeting on Thursd...

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