National League

NEW ROLE: Lee Fowler

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2020

By Matt Badcock
LEE FOWLER says he feels a connection with Radcliffe after the former Wrexham and Fleetwood midfielder was unveiled as their new boss last night.
The 36-year-old has taken the reins at the Bet- Victor Northern Premier League Premier Division club following the departure of Garry Vaughan because of family commitments.
Vaughan, who took over from Jon Macken and Frank Sinclair, was only in the hot-seat for two weeks.
Fowler, the NLP columnist who had a brief spell in charge of Bradford Park Avenue alongside Marcus Law earlier this campaign, took Ilkeston to the Midland Leagu...

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