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WE HAVE SCOPES FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE

WE HAVE

By Jon Couch

TOP JOB: Danny Scopes

DANNY SCOPES is Concord Rangers ‘through and through’, according to chairman Ant Smith.
Former Beachboys favourite Scopes was part of the club’s management team last year, which finished in the National League South play-off places.
But after the club were told they were unable to compete in the play-offs due to their Thames Road ground not having the appropriate number of covered seats, manager Sammy Moore was asked to step down due to ‘ongoing personal problems’.
First team staff Jack Midson, Darren Beale, Scopes and Adam...

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