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IT’S MAID ME SO MUCH STRONGER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 September 2018

Wheeler ready for Stones challenge after ‘Ricay unrest

By David Richardson
HARRY Wheeler regrets not being able to stay at Billericay Town for the long term – but says it’s now onwards and upwards after being appointed as Maidstone United’s new manager.
His future at Billericay was in the balance after controversial owner Glenn Tamplin reportedly sacked Wheeler by text ahead of their game at Chippenham on August 25, which ended in a 2-0 defeat.
It was the 30-year-old’s first defeat in 29 games having led the club to new heights last season winning the Bostik So...

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