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Sad Saints forced into Peninsula exit

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 June 2024

SW PENINSULA
By Robin Jones

ST DENNIS have quit the South West Peninsula League Premier Division West.
The decision came after manager Jack Barbery resigned due to personal reasons and work commitments.
His assistant, former Dobwalls joint manager Simon Westlake, has also left the Boscawen Park outfit to join Mount Gould FC, whose Devon League side folded but have now reformed in the South Devon League for the coming season.
Peninsula League secretary Philip Hiscox was informed of the resignation of St Dennis,who were formed in 1902, on Thursday.
He said that the Saints have been ...

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