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Richard’s ready for his next challenge

By Matt Badcock
DOUBLE-WINNING manager Richard money is refreshed and ready for his next challenge in senior management.
The 61-year-old took Cambridge United from the basement of Step 1 to the Football League within 18 months, with an FA Trophy triumph at Wembley thrown in for good measure.
Since leaving United, who reached the FA Cup fourth round and earned a replay at Old Trafford with Manchester United in their first season back in the League, Money has held two high-profile academy roles.
He spent eight months at new MLS club Atlanta United ...

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