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CRUNCH CLASH ENDS UP AS INTERIM FEST

By Jon Couch

SWITCH: Suraci and Lea

IN WHAT was being billed as a crunch clash of south-coast bragging rights ended up as a tale of interim managers.
Gosport Borough, under new boss Jermaine McGlashan, hosting high-flying Poole Town, led by Gosport’s former management pair Pat Suraci and Joe Lea.
As it turned out, however, neither men in charge occupied the Privett Park dugouts following a rather bizarre week on the Premier South merry-go-round.
First, Suraci and Lea announced their resignations to the Dolphins board on Monday evening – and four days later were unv...

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