Non-League Paper

BOSS RYAN LIVING LIFE TO THE MAX

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 November 2020

By Matt Badcock

NEW BRAINTREE Town manager Ryan Maxwell hopes the Iron finally getting off the mark will give them the platform to turn the season around.
Maxwell and former Iron midfielder Nicky Symons arrived at the club following George Borg’s departure on Monday and fielded EIGHT new players in their first game against Concord Rangers on Tuesday night.
Keeper Patrick Ohman has joined on dual-registration from Carshalton Athletic, Marcus Johnson-Schuster and Thomas Derry arrived from Hayes & Yeading United, Taofiq Olomowewe from Hemel Hempstead, while Sam Robbins and Correy Davidson ...

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