Non-League Paper

DISS IS IT, STEVE!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2020

DISS Town have appointed former Norwich United boss Steve Eastaugh as their new manager.
Eastaugh has replaced John Abbott who quit after a year in charge along with his assistant Lewis Plowman after their side lost their fifth Eastern Counties Division One North game in a row, going down 7-1 away to AFC Sudbury Reserves.
Abbott believed he had taken the side as far as he could.
Mark Meek, who was part of Eastaugh’s management team when Norwich United were in the Premier Division, has been named as his number tow at Diss.
Club chairman Steve Flatman said: “I’m delighted on...

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