Isthmian Leagues

Bloor floored by U’s interest

Danny Bloor says he has joined a “proper Non-League football club” in Hastings United.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 June 2024

ISTHMIAN LEAGUE
By Jon Couch

PROUD Danny Bloor says he has joined a “proper Non-League football club” in Hastings United.
The former Lewes, Eastbourne Borough and Welling United boss has touched down at the U’s to replace popular boss Chris Agutter, who left to take over at Worthing a fortnight ago.
And Bloor arrives at Pilot Field in the unusual position of having joined a club on the up after Agutter’s side just missed out on the Isthmian Premier playoffs despite a strong second half of the season.
As such, this represents something of a very different scenario for the 54-yearold, who ma...

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