Non-League Paper

PHIL’S NIBBLE ON THE RIBBLE IS OVER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 May 2020

By Neil Harvey

STAND DOWN: Phil Brown

PHIL BROWN says a time for reflection prompted him to make the decision to stand down as manager of Clitheroe this week.
Brown led the Blues from 18th in Northern North West division to an impressive sixth last term before the season was declared null and void.
But, just 30 games and less than a year in charge at Shawbridge, Brown, who is also the head of Myerscough College, opted to stand down - along with assistant Dave Mc- Cann - to concentrate on personal commitments.
“It was a difficult decision, but one made for the right reasons”, ...

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