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IS IT THIRD TIME LUCKY NOW FOR LOCKMEN?

By Robin Jones
ONCE-MIGHTY Willenhall Town have appointed their third manager of the season.
Mark Cox has left the West Midlands (Regional) League Division One outfit with them second from bottom having just won two games all season.
At the start of October, Cox replaced Joe Ball who had taken over at the start of the season before failing to register a win in 15 games.
The Lockmen have now turned to player Ryan Mason, who joined the club from Premier Division side Wednesfield. He will be charge for the rest of the reason with a remit to try his best to pull the club out of the relegation z...

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