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ANOTHER CLEAR-OUT FOR KINNEAR

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By Jon Couch

PATIENCE: Chris Kinnear

DOVER ATHLETIC boss Chris Kinnear loves a summer clear-out it seems – now he’s all set to mastermind another one.
This time last summer, Kinnear lost the core of his squad after they failed to progress through the National League play-offs.
Now, having launched another bold attempt at promotion this time round, it looks like he’ll have to do it again after losing two more key members of his squad this week.
With defender Manny Parry already having joined Boreham Wood, Kinnear lost top scorer Ryan Bird to Maidenhead United on Wednesda...

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