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Le Tiss lands Boatmen role

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 June 2024

Le Tiss

SOUTHAMPTON legend Matt Le Tissier has joined Southern Premier South side Sholing as an associate director. Le Tissier has a long-standing friendship with Boatmen boss Paul Doswell having signed for him at Eastleigh in 2002 after leaving the Saints.
The former Sky Sports pundit says he will lend his support in a number of areas as well as taking on a community ambassador role.
“The biggest thing for me about everything Dos is doing at Sholing is the community side,” Le Tissier said. “It’s wonderful the way he’s got people on board to go out and giv...

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