Non-League Paper

LEE SETS SIGHTS HIGH AT HEMEL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2020

By Jhon Lyons

WELCOME HOME: Lee Bircham is unveiled at Hemel Hempstead Town

LEE Bircham is chuffed to bits to be the new manager of hometown club Hemel Hempstead Town - and wants to take them all the way to the Football League!
The 43-year-old was appointed Tudors boss on Thursday and will be assisted by ex-Hemel manager Steve Bateman.
The duo had been in joint charge at Berkhamsted last season, leading the unfancied Comrades to the top of Southern League Division One Central before the campaign was cut short in March.
They’ve now jumped two levels to National League South side Hem...

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