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BY GEORGE, HE’S SOME VOLUNTEER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 November 2018

HARROGATE Town superfan George Dunnington has been named the National League’s Volunteer of the Month for October.
George, pictured, has been involved with Harrogate Town since the 1960’s, in a number of roles including groundsman, director, club secretary, head of ground maintenance as well as a fund raiser.
Now in his 80s, he has never taken a penny from the club but still heads up stadium maintenance and can still be found at the ground more often than not.
The National League North award went to 19- year-old York City fan Bradley Saxton for his hard work behind the sce...

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