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Holleran will let the Brakes off for final

Leamington can go into their playoff final showdown at AFC Telford full of verve in the eyes of manager Paul Holleran.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 May 2024

By Ben Tyler

GOOD TIMES: Leamington’s Callum Stewart and Robert Evans celebrate
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

BUOYANT Leamington can go into their playoff final showdown at AFC Telford full of verve in the eyes of manager Paul Holleran.
A 107th-minute strike from experienced striker Jack Edwards sealed a tireless extra-time semi-final win over Redditch United on Wednesday to set up a trip to New Bucks Head and ensure that one of the two sides relegated from National League North last season will return to Step 2 at the first opportunity.
Holleran, 53, has overseen two prior promotions – one...

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