Non-League Paper

DRIVER IRONS OUT EXIT REASONS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2019

By Jon Couch
GLEN DRIVER says it was financial restrictions, and not criticism over his expansive playing style, which led to him standing down as manager of Braintree Town this week.
The former Leiston boss quit the Cressing Road club on Thursday morning after just five months at the helm having led the Iron to the cusp of the National League South play-off places.
After taking over from Aldershot-bound Danny Searle in the summer, Driver enjoyed an impressive start to life in Essex, taking a young, energetic side to fifth in the table at one stage, including a memorable win over Havant &am...

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