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LINNETS OPT FOR DUO

INTERIM player-manager Jacques Welsh and assistant Peter Wylie will remain in charge of Runcorn Linnets until the end of the season.
Captain Welsh and vice-skipper Wylie took charge of the NPL West side following the resignation of Michael Ellison’s earlier this month, picking up seven points out of a possible 12.
Confirming the appointment, chairman Peter Cartledge said: “In that time, we have seen a significant improvement in the form and performances of the team and a general uplift in morale in and around the club.
“We believe this is the right move. It ...

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