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IT’S ALL OVER FOR LEGEND HEWSON AT REDS

By Jon Couch
FANS’ favourite David Hewson says he no longer feels he is the right man to lead Workington after standing down as joint-manager this week.
The 35-year-old, who shared management duties with Lee Andrews, offered his resignation immediately after Tuesday night’s 2-0 FA Trophy replay defeat at Ramsbottom United.
Hewson has been an integral part of the Borough Park set-up for the last 15 years serving the club as a player, coach and, for the last three-anda- half seasons, manager.
But the Reds’ disappointing exit from the Trophy against lowerranked Step 4 opposit...

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