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LEE’S WADING IN TO WHOLE NEW DEPTHS!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2019

By David Richardson

BUILDING: Biggleswade Town boss Lee Allinson wants to progress up the pyramid

LEE ALLINSON believes Biggleswade Town are in a better place than last year as he aims to reach the next level.
The Waders finished seventh in the Southern League Premier Central last season, which equalled the club’s highest position in their history.
It was Allinson’s first year as a manager having spent time as assistant to his dad, Ian, at St Albans City and briefly under Biggleswade legend Chris Nunn, who he replaced after 12 years of service.
“It was a fantastic first...

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