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CITY HOOP-LA OVER AGATHE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 May 2020

Durham land coup in former Celtic star
By Mark Carruthers
FORMER Celtic star Didier Agathe will get “all of the help he needs” after he was named as the surprise new manager of Northern League Division Two club Durham City.
That was the verdict of the club’s director of football John Woolnough as he looks to help the Citizens move on from one of the most challenging periods in their history.
The club are still without a permanent home after leaving New Ferens Park in October 2015 and they were relegated into the Northern League’s second tier less than 18 months later...

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