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TRAMS IN TANDEM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

LOCAL father-and-son team Liam and Trevor Giles have been tasked with trying to save Croydon from relegation from the Southern Counties East Premier.
The pair took over this week from John Cumberbatch, with the side having taken only six points from 26 games this season.
Cumberbatch, who is to remain with the Trams in another capacity, was the third manager at the Croydon Sports Arena this season, following on the heels of Craig Davies and Chris Brown.
A club statement said: “It has been decided to have a change of management for the first team. John came in at a very difficult time a...

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