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Nomads in synch with a band of brothers

Back in September 2020, first-team manager Andy Gray stepped down to concentrate on the role of ‘Director of Football Development’ with a view to focusing on the Stockport-based club’s future development.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 April 2021

By Phil Brennan

DOUBLE ACT: Nomads duo Jake, left, and Callum Davies

IT’S fair to say Cheadle Heath Nomads have undergone some major pretty changes over the last 12 months.
But despite the stop-start nature of football at Step 6 in the North West Counties Division One South, they have ploughed ahead with their football development programme, while helping to secure the long-term future of the club.
Back in September 2020, first-team manager Andy Gray stepped down to concentrate on the role of ‘Director of Football Development’ with a view to focusing on the Stockport-based club’s future...

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