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I WON’T BE TOO TUFF ON THE OLD BRIGADE

By Neil Harvey
LUKE TUFFS reckons he’s got a ready-made squad to take Step 4 by storm next season – but insists his inherited Ashford Town (Middx) squad will still take priority.
The former Hartley Wintney coach was handed the reins at the BetVictor Isthmian South Central Tangerines on Tuesday night, just 48 hours after stepping down from his first managerial job at Knaphill.
Popular Tuffs takes over at the Robert Parker Stadium from former playing favourite Russell Canderton, who swapped manager duties for a seat on the board of directors last week.
The rookie boss arrives with...

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