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KELVIN Langmead enjoyed good times as a player at Banbury United – and now he wants to do it again as manager.
The ex-Shrewsbury and Northampton defender was drafted in on Monday to replace Kettering-bound Simon Hollyhead.
Langmead, 40, who retired in October, spent three years as a player with the Puritans and helped them cruise to the Southern Premier Central title in 2021-22.
“I had some of the best times of my career here, and I was lucky enough to be able to share that with my family,” he said. “To be able to bring them back here and get to stand in...

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