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COLE’S GOAL IS TO STEER BURY HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 August 2024

ISTHMIAN NORTH
By Jon Couch

COLE Skuse’s Bury Town lost just once in their final 25 games of last season – a run which took them from mid-table up into second, behind champions Lowestoft Town.
Unfortunately though for the Blues, a second defeat arrived in their home playoff semi-final against Brentwood Town and their hopes of promotion to Step 3 for the first time in ten years were gone.
Skuse, the former Ipswich Town and Bristol City midfielder, remains in the Ram Meadow hotseat for a second full season in charge and the Blues are expected to be in promotion contenti...

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