Non-League Paper

TIM’S GOT HIS TEETH IN CITY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 January 2021

Wily Harris is back as boss

By Andy Mitchell
NEW boss Tim Harris may be going back to the beginning with Worcester City – but he insists that does not mean starting from scratch.
The experienced 61-year-old’s return to the dugout in the Midland Premier Division raised a few eyebrows after making his name in the higher echelons of the Non-League game. Harris took charge of more than 300 matches across two stints at Gloucester City either side of helping Newport County back to the Football League as director of football alongside manager Justin Edinburgh. But having also cut his t...

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