Non-League Paper

FAB FINN WILL STAY LOYAL TO OYSTERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 May 2025

BLOCK: Finn O’Mara tackles Aaron Watson By David Lawrence

CENTRE-BACK Finn O’Mara says he will miss playing alongside “machine” player-boss Jamie Coyle in the heart of Whitstable Town’s defence next season – but wants to carry on playing under him!
The 26-year-old believes Coyle will remain at the Southern Counties East League Oystermen next season, especially with unfinished business to be taken care of.
Whitstable were beaten in their league play-off semi-final by Fisher on penalties, and also lost in the final of the Kent Senior Trophy ...

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