Non-League Paper

BUTLER SERVES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2026

NEWLY-appointed boss Scott Butler is hopeful that his past managerial experiences at Gorleston will help him turn around Diss Town’s fortunes.
Butler has stepped up to lead the Eastern Counties First Division North side having served as assistant to previous Tangerines boss Garth Good.
And he told the Diss Express: “There was a lot to do [at Gorleston], but we started to build, and things changed.
“We know how to do it and we’ll be hoping it works in a similar way.”

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