Non-League Paper

LAZ GETS READY TO ROCK AT ROBINS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 May 2025

By Neil Harvey

BRIDGWATER United have appointed Lee Lashenko as manager of the Jewson Western Premier club.
Lashenko stepped down as the longest-serving manager of Southern League Division One South outfit Bristol Manor Farm, where his 12 years at the helm made him the most successful in the club’s history.
During his time in charge, Lashenko led Manor Farm to victory in the inaugural Toolstation League Cup in 2014, two Gloucestershire FA Challenge Trophies, and took them to the sixth round of the FA Vase in 2015-16 and the Tool-station Western Premier championship in 2016-17...

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