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Vauxhall Motors plan to spend less money on players next season but that hasn’t put off Chris Herbert from agreeing to take over as manager.

Vauxhall Motors plan to spend less money on players next season but that hasn’t put off Chris Herbert from agreeing to take over as manager.
By Andrew Simpson

ALL-SMILES: From left, goalkeeper coach Mark Corbett, manager Chris Herbert, head coach Mark Reed and chief scout Stu Butlers
PICTURE: John Pickles/ Vauxhall Motors FC

He was appointed on Monday, leaving his post at 1874 Northwich, after predecessor Danny Holmes had resigned in response to the wage bill being reduced.
“I can work within the budget,” Herbert told The NLP.
“The club has taken a step back, at least in the short term,...

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