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Richard Cox named as new permanent manager at Tuffley Rovers

Cox, who is also Lead Youth Development Phase coach at Cheltenham Town, has been running the side since the resignation of Mark Pritchett last in August.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 April 2021

HELLENIC Premier outfit Tuffley Rovers have given interim manager Richard Cox the job on a permanent basis.

Cox, who is also Lead Youth Development Phase coach at Cheltenham Town, has been running the side since the resignation of Mark Pritchett last in August.

“I feel that, after having the role on an interim basis, I have unfinished business and can’t wait to help drive this great club forward,” he said.

Chairman Dan Boon added: “While Rich had the advantage of knowing the club well, he impressed the panel with his plans for developing the club.”

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