Non-League Paper

DEPARTED PAIR EYE A NEW ROLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 May 2025

By Neil Harvey

TWO managers who led their clubs into the Step 2 play-offs have left for pastures new – and may now even be vying for the same job!
On Wednesday, King’s Lynn Town announced they were lining up a new manager for next season after popular boss Adam Lakeland was controversially sacked after leading them into the National League North promotion knockouts.
And just yesterday, Adam Murray revealed he had left National League South Eastbourne Borough to be closer to his family in the north.
Both have been linked with the vacant job at Kidderminster Harriers.
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