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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2020

Justin’s Law will leave long lasting legacy

JUSTIN EDINBURGH’S death last year came as a huge shock to everyone in football. Only a few weeks earlier he’d been watching his Leyton Orient side lift the National League title to cap a remarkable season and return to the Football League.
Justin and his wife Kerri attended our National Game Awards at Chelsea, where he picked up the Manager of the Year prize – for the second time following his previous success at Newport County.
He then managed the O’s at Wembley in the FA Trophy fi nal against AFC Fylde. It still se...

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