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SILLS IS SO WORTHY

HE WAS a Gull, a Bull, Shot and a Stag in his illustrious playing career, now Tim Sills has become a Hammer.
The former Torquay, Hereford, Aldershot and Rushden & Diamonds striker has landed his first job in management at Wessex Premier League side Hamworthy United.
Sills replaces head coach Alan Lay who left his role at the County Ground a fortnight ago with the club in a mid-table position.
The new boss said: “I’ve toyed with the idea of going into management for a while now and was just waiting for the right opportunity.
“I see this as a club with real potential. Th...

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