Non-League Paper

ROOKIE O’HARA’S HANDED A BLUES BACKING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2019

BACKING: Jamie O’Hara

By David Richardson
THE new owners of Billericay Town have backed player-manager Jamie O’Hara to take charge of the club going forward.
A consortium of four local businessmen and supporters took over last week after Glenn Tamplin elected to step down.
New chairman David McCartney, Greg Lake, Nick Hutt and Alex Morrissey are now in charge at New Lodge with the initial aim of making the National League South club sustainable.
“It’s been a bit of whirlwind to be honest,” Lake told The NLP. “Four or five weeks ago I don’t think ...

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