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CASTLE’S REINED IN FROM IRELAND!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

By Robin Jones
BUCKLAND Athletic need to top up on their air miles – after hiring a manager who lives in another country!
The Toolstation Western Premier outfit have re-appointed Adam Castle, despite the fact that he and his family now live in Ireland.
The Newton Abbot-based club have booked tickets for Exeter Airport for Castle to fly over for match days.
Castle, 42, replaces Ellis Laight, who parted company with Buckland following a disappointingrun of results.
It was Laight who took over from Castle at the end of the 2015-16 season when he and his wife Carmel and their family moved...

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