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A NEW ERA IS SET IN STONE

Brook House plot the future
By John Lyons

POSITIVE chairman Barry Stone believes reverting to their original name – and appointing new managers – can herald the dawn of a new era at Brook House FC.
It was 15 years ago that the then-Southern League club decided to change their name to AFC Hayes in a bid to attract more sponsorship and raise their profile.
But the Farm Park outfit – founded in 1974 – were relegated to the Combined Counties League in 2015 and suffered a further demotion to the league’s second tier in 2019.
They finished tenth in Div...

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