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ROOKS LOOK TO NELSON

LEWES last night confirmed Craig Nelson as their new manager.
‘Pitts’ as he is affectionately known, led Glebe to third place in Southern Counties East League last season in his first managerial role.
He replaces legendary boss Tony Russell, who left the Isthmian Premier side this week.
Nelson, a former player with Tooting & Mitcham, commented: “It’s been unbelievable, the process has been gruelling but well worth it.
“At Glebe, we played possession based football, high intensity, fluid, and make sure there’s a lot of energy to get the ...

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