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Swanage Town & Herston can rightfully be referred to as a sleeping giant of Dorset football but their new manager hopes he can be the man to lead them back to their previous glories.
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By Matt Nash

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COMMUNITY DRIVEN: Swanage Town & Herston in action on the field, the facilties, inset top and volunteers below

SWANAGE Town & Herston can rightfully be referred to as a sleeping giant of Dorset football but their new manager hopes he can be the man to lead them back to their previous glories.
The Swans, 11th in the Dorset Premier League last season, won the Wessex League in 1991 and the county cup as recently as 2012 but have found success less forthcoming in the last few years, a 2016 League Cup triumph aside.
The club was formed in 1898 as Swanage...

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