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GREENE BACK IN TO BOSS BOSTON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

By Robin Jones
FORMER Boston United manager Dennis Greene is back in the town to take charge of the Lincolnshire port’s other club.
Greene, who also managed Histon and St Neots Town, has taken over at United Counties League Premier side Boston Town.
He has replaced Gary Frost at the DWB Stadium, while also becoming one of two new directors of the club, along with local businessman Paul Wilkinson.
Frost led his team to the third qualifying round of the FA Cup this season, with a series of giantkilling victories.
The Poachers have lined up Wilkinson to take over from long-serving chairm...

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