National League North & South

AMBITIOUS BORO MUST BEGIN TO GET REAL FIRST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

By Matt Badcock

REALISTIC: Dino Maamria

DINO MAAMRIA says there’s nothing wrong with Nuneaton Town being ambitious – but first they’ve got to address the sticky situation they’re in.
The former Southport boss was appointed ahead of last weekend’s game with FC United after predecessor Tommy Wright made the move to Darlington.
Maamria takes over with Boro in the National League North relegation zone and struggling to keep the goals out of their net.
And the new man says his first focus is making sure his players work hard off the ball as much as when they&rsqu...

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