Non-League Paper

COOK’S RECIPE HEATS UP CHIPPS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2020

By Tom Blackett
MIKE Cook has been handed the chance to lead Chippenham Town on a permanent basis after a successful spell in temporary charge. Cook took the reins in January after the Bluebirds sacked boss Mark Collier after six years in charge and he’s led the club to a midtable berth.
In their last outing before the coronavirus pandemic caused football to be halted, Chippenham drew 1-1 at home against league leaders Wealdstone last Saturday. Chairman Neil Blackmore said: “Mike has achieved a very noticeable improvement in team performance and my board of directors and I were ...

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