Isthmian Leagues

Brett has his Millers mojo

Brett Munyard admits he had no interest in applying for the manager’s job at Aveley – until the intervention of predecessor Danny Scopes.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 June 2025

Boss focused on lifting Aveley
By Danny Rust

BRETT Munyard admits he had no interest in applying for the manager’s job at Aveley – until the intervention of predecessor Danny Scopes.
Now the former Brightlingsea boss says is fully focused on leading the new-look Millers back into National League South following their relegation last term.
Aveley are preparing for their return to Step 3 in the Isthmian Premier this season and having already taken the number of new signings into double figures this summer, there is increasing hope the club could enjoy another season to remember at Parkside....

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