National League North & South

HAKAN’S HOLDING ALL THE ACES FOR IRON JOB

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 October 2018

By David Richardson

IMPRESSED: Hakan Hayrettin

BRAINTREE TOWN may decide against hiring a new manager after all if stand-in boss Hakan Hayrettin keeps producing the goods.
Hayrettin was sacked by chairman Lee Harding at the end of the 2017-18 season after failing to prevent relegation to the National League South, but he was handed a second chance last week on a caretaker basis following Bradley Quinton’s dismissal.
The club have received 120 applicants for the role although after an impressive 2-2 draw at leaders Salford City last weekend, in which Braintree were leading until the...

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