Non-League Paper

MYERS IS BACK AT BISHOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2017

COLIN Myers has returned to Bishop Auckland for his second stint as manager of the Ebac Northern League outfit.
With the side having lost all four of their opening Division One games, the vastly-experienced Myers was selected to replace Steve Riley who left his post by mutual consent.
Myers said: “I am delighted to be back at Bishop. I know from my interview with the board that everyone is ready to move forward and I am excited at being part of this process.”
Bishop chairman Nick Postma said: “We interviewed some very strong candidates for the position and I am delighted t...

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