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HEATHER GET LUCKY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 June 2017

SIMON Lyons is back in football after his shock departure from FA Vase semi-finalists Coleshill Town.
The Midland League Premier Division club raised eyebrows when they parted company with Lyons despite his side’s Vase exploits which ended with a 4-0 defeat to South Shields.
Lyons has now dropped down a division to take on the manager’s job at Heather St Johns after being approached by their chairman.
“He said: It’s a good well-run club the facilities are excellent.”

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