Non-League Paper

MILLIGAN’S READY TO BRIDGE GAP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2019

By David Richardson
JAMIE Milligan admits taking his first training session as the new Bamber Bridge manager was a nerve-racking experience but believes the job was an opportunity he couldn’t turn down – even if it meant hanging up his boots.
The former Everton midfielder was still turning out for AFC Blackpool in the North West Counties League Division One North at the age of 39, but has now taken his first steps into management.
Brig have been without a manager since Joey Collins quit for personal reasons last week, so Milligan, a former player and coach the club under Neil Re...

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