Non-League Paper

NEW COUNTY DEAL FOR JIM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

WED 13
JIM GANNON is thrilled the Stockport County board share his vision for the club after handing him a contract extension.
The Hatters’ longest-serving boss has committed to two more years at Edgeley Park until 2021.
Gannon is in his third stint as manager of County, returning in January 2016 and taking the club into the National League North play-offs last season.
The 50-year-old now has the club battling for the title with Chorley and earlier this month equalled an 82-year-old record for the club’s longest unbeaten league run in a single season – 16 games.
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