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Beavers in safe hands with Al

Alan Julian says he would have always regretted it if he hadn’t taken the Hampton & Richmond Borough manager’s job – and has promised to do things his way.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 May 2024

By John Lyons

I’M IN CHARGE: Goalkeeper Alan Julian has taken over as manager of Hampton & Richmond Borough, inset
PICTURE: Alamy

Stalwart Julian’s a keeperer as boss
ALAN Julian says he would have always regretted it if he hadn’t taken the Hampton & Richmond Borough manager’s job – and has promised to do things his way.
The 41-year-old announced in March that he would be retiring at the end of the season after more than two decades between the posts for a host of clubs in the Football League and Non-League.
A back injury was the reason the Hampton keeper, who joined in 2020, w...

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