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TRAVELLED KENDALL’S GOT WADS OF INSIGHT ON RETURN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 October 2018

By Hugo Varley
GLEN Kendall has admitted he is excited to get back to work as the new manager of Leyton Athletic.
Kendall brings a wealth of footballing experience to the Essex Senior League club having played in six different countries during his playing career, including the likes of Thailand and Australia.
“It was absolutely brilliant to play football in such a diverse mix of countries but I am happy to be back in England because to be honest it is the home of football,” Kendall told The NLP.
“Hopefully I can implement some of the different ideas that I have learned fro...

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