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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 June 2017

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DUNSTABLE Town have named Tony McCool as their new manager.
The former Bradford City and Milton Keynes Dons scout and Luton Town coach was unveiled as successor to Anthony Fontenelle at Creasey Park on Wednesday.
Interim chairman Alex Alexandrou said: “Tony brings enthusiasm as well as experience to the club and relishes the challenge that he will face in the Southern Premier Division – we are delighted with the appointment.”

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