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MANAGER’S GREATEST MANAGER: Neil Cugley

In the latest in our series we pick the brains of the longest-serving manager in the top seven tiers of English football – Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley.
MANAGER’S GREATEST

By Andy Mitchell

TOP-NOTCH: Graham Carr

WHO inspires the inspirations in the ever-changing world of football? Which traits stand the test of time?
In the latest in our series we pick the brains of the longest-serving manager in the top seven tiers of English football – Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley.
With more than 1,100 matches in charge of the now Isthmian Premier outfit, Cugley took that honour when Arsene Wenger left Arsenal in 2018. He had already been handed The Non-League Paper’s Lifetime Achievement Award two years earlier having brought the Isthmian Division One South title...

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