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BERRY HAS ARD TASK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

FORMER Oxford United striker Paul Berry has become the latest arrival during Ardley United’s summer reshuffle.
Berry, 59, who played for Oxford between 1977-82, has agreed to become vice-chairman.
He has managed Abingdon Town, Bicester Town and Carterton Town, and also had a spell coaching Easington Sports when Ardley’s new chairman Ian Feaver was in charge there.
Berry has also coached at Oxford’s Centre of Excellence and- Feaver believes that Berry’s arrival will place emphasis on their plans to develop a youth set-up over the next few years.

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