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THE ONLY WAY IS UP FOR THOMAS AT GINGERBREADS

By Hugo Varley
IT’S fair to say that Richard Thomas’s tenure as new manager of Grantham Town did not get off to the best of starts this week.
Just 24 hours after being appointed to the Gingerbreads hotseat following the departure of Ian Culverhouse, Thomas crashed to a crushing 7-0 defeat at Matlock Town on Tuesday night; a result which has given the new boss plenty of food for thought.
“I am not sure what words I can use to describe that second half performance,” blasted Thomas, who was previously assistant to Kevin Nolan at Notts County, “None of the words I ...

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