Non-League Paper

LEE AIMS TO SHOW HE’S A GOOD SPORT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 May 2019

By Matt Badcock

ROLE: Lee Bradbury

LEE BRADBURY has made a swift return to management with Eastbourne Borough – and is determined to replicate the success he had at Havant & Waterlooville.
The 43-year-old is back in the dug-out with the National League South Sports having left Havant at the end of the season.
Bradbury, who managed Bournemouth in the Football League, guided the Hawks to the National League with back-to-back promotions and, although they were relegated this season, won plenty of praise for the way they took on Non-League’s best.
“Obviously it’s ...

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