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HAKAN’S GOT THE BACKING TO LEAD STONES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2020

By Neil Harvey

BACKING: Hakan Hayrettin

MAIDSTONE United co-owner Oliver Ash says Hakan Hayrettin is still the club’s ‘first choice’ to lead the team next season – but revealed it was more likely to be as a part-time outfit. The former Braintree Town boss had been working as head coach with the Stones, with the experienced John Still in a head of football role. But with Still now having announced his retirement back in March after over 50 years in the game, Hayrettin has received the backing of the Stones hierarchy to carry on in the hotseat at the Gallagher Stadi...

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