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FATHER AND SON’S CALL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 June 2018

CALLINGTON Town have appointed a father-and-son management team for their coming South West Peninsula League Premier Division campaign.
Rod Pethick and his son Kevin have run the Ginsters Marshfield Parc club’s third and second teams in recent years.
They take over from caretaker managers Dan Jefferis and Ryan Lucassi, who will return to their playing duties for the club after stepping into the breach on a caretaker basis when the club parted company with Dean Cardew in November.
Veteran goalkeeper Sam Borthwick will also join the management team.
Callington finished second from botto...

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