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NUNN IS THE NEW BOY AT THURLOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2017

By Robin Jones
HAVERHILL BOROUGH have promoted 29-yearold Anthony Choat to manager after Martin Westcott decided to step down from the hot seat at the Thurlow Nunn Eastern Counties Premier newboys.
Westcott, who led the side to third place and promotion from Division One last season, quit due to the pressure of work commitments. He will remain with the club as a player.
Choat, who was assistant to Westcott at New Croft, is now one of the youngest managers in the Pyramid.
He had previously been player-manager with the club’s second team, and will again be assisted by Cody Frazier, who ...

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