Non-League Paper

MAGPIES SHOW BROOKS THE DOR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2019

DEFEAT at the hands of Met Police proved to be the final nail for departed Dorchester Town boss Callum Brooks. Already under heavy criticism following a wretched run of results that yielded just three points from their last 13 BetVictor Southern Premier South outings, Brooks fell on his sword after his side’s latest reverse left the Magpies second bottom and four points from safety. The Dorset club thanked Brooks for his services over his 36-game reign since succeeding Steve Thompson in March in a short statement confirming his departure.
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