National League North

New Spennymoor Town manager Tommy Miller determined to build on Ainsley legacy

The former Ipswich Town and Sunderland midfielder was named as Ainsley’s permanent replacement at Spennymoor Town this week after spending the last five months in interim charge of the National League North club.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 April 2021

By Mark Carruthers

TOMMY MILLER is determined to build on the legacy left behind by legendary predecessor Jason Ainsley.
The former Ipswich Town and Sunderland midfielder was named as Ainsley’s permanent replacement at Spennymoor Town this week after spending the last five months in interim charge of the National League North club.

Ainsley’s departure in December sent shockwaves around the north-east as he brought down the curtain on a highly successful 14-year reign at Brewery Field.
Ainsley led the Moors to three promotions and 11 trophies and has left Miller with one of the most talente...

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