Non-League Paper

BOSS BULL GRABBED BY HORNS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 May 2020

NIKKI BULL and his number two Martin McCarthy have agreed new deals to continue managing Leatherhead next season.
Bull, the former Brentford and Aldershot goalkeeper, took over the Isthmian Premier Division outfit as a player-manager in May 2018.
And after leading the Tanners to a solid ninthplaced finish when the season was curtailed, Bull, 38, was offered a new two-year contract which he was happy to accept.
Leatherhead chairman Daniel Hodges told fans: “After weeks of negotiations I have reached an agreement with the current management team to continue the good work that they have ...

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