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STIMSON’S IN SEVENTH HEAVEN!

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Mark’s still got the hunger after six contrasting jobs

By Matt Badcock
ZINEDINE WHO? The ex-Real Madrid manager may have won his third European title on the spin but Mark Stimson knew what an achievement a hat-trick of cup successes are a long time ago.
The 50-year-old lifted the FA Trophy three times in a row – twice with Grays Athletic in 2005 and 2006 before climbing the Wembley steps with Stevenage in 2007.
„I had a great start in management, it was amazing”, Stimson says. „I did something loads of people do now. I was working at Spurs’ academy but I ...

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