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A STAR-MAKER FOR THE KINGS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2020

Cummins hungry to develop players

By Alex Thrower
KINGS Langley boss Chris Cummins played a big part in Ashley Young’s development at Watford - and now he wants to polish up more gems at Kings Langley.
The 48-year-old took over as manager at Southern Premier Central Lango in October and, after a rocky start, led them on an unbeaten run from Boxing Day to the season’s curtailment in March.
Finishing 10th in Step 3, the Hertfordshire club are now hoping they can continue their recent meteoric rise through the pyramid.
Lango are one of only five clubs to gain three successive promo...

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