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HURREN’S IN HURRY TO RAISE PITMEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

Foundations were key to big move
By Andy Mitchell

GAVIN Hurren revealed how an instant connection with his new chairman eased the tough call to step down a level to take over at Hednesford Town.
The ex-Mansfield Town and Kidderminster Harriers defender walked away from Step 3 play-off chasers Stratford Town to succeed one of Non-League’s most decorated bosses Steve King in the dugout of the ambitious NPL West giants.
The Pitmen boast a squad packed with well-known names but despite reaching the first round of the FA Cup, summer appointment King was dismissed following a ...

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