Non-League Paper

YATES BREWS UP FOR A NEW START

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 May 2020

By MATT BADCOCK

MINE’S A LATTE! Mark Yates says serving customers in his coffee house is a welcome distraction at times from the stresses of football

BUSINESS: Yates’ coffee house, Piccolos, in Bewdley

WHEN Mark Yates retuned to the dugout with Stourbridge at the end of February, he did so refreshed and with a different outlook.
The former Kidderminster Harriers, Cheltenham Town and Solihull Moors boss felt a bit of recharge was just what he needed as well as a different challenge outside of football.
“There are so many managers out there nowadays - when a job bec...

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