Non-League Paper

CURETON NEW PLAYER-BOSS OF THE E’S

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 October 2020

By Matt Green
JAMIE CURETON has taken over as player- manager of Essex Senior League side Enfield.
The appointment follows the departure of Matt Hanning after a 2-0 FA Vase defeat by Holland FC last month after four years at the helm.
A club statement read: “It is a regret that we have accepted the resignation of Matt Hanning with immediate effect.
“Having taken a new job in the past few weeks he feels he is unable to give the time the club deserves and he has to put his family first, which we entirely respect.
“We would like to pass on our thanks and appreciation to Matt ...

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