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Glassboys gig too good to turn down

By Matt Badcock

GOING PLACES: Ian Long, along with Richard Colwell, below, will replace Gary Hackett, inset left, as the new Stourbridge manager
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths

“GARY HACKETT WILL BE A HARD ACT TO FOLLOW. THEY HAVE DONE AMAZINGLY WELL” – Ian Long Stourbridge boss
NEW STOURBRIDGE boss Ian Long believes the Glassboys are the biggest Step 3 club in the midlands – and revealed he asked permission from Alvechurch to apply.
Long and his assistant Richard Colwell will succeed long-serving manager Gary Hackett at the War Mem...

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