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ROW’S ANT GOES ALONE

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ANTHONY Millerick is now is sole charge of newly-promoted Southern Premier side Hartley Wintney after co-boss Dan Brownlie stepped down.
The pair had led the Row to back-to-back promotions, culminating in their play-off final victory over Cambridge City.
A tweet on the club’s official Twitter page read: “Dan’s energy, enthusiasm and professionalism has been a key ingredient in the club’s amazing rise over recent seasons. He will be missed.”

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