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HOPKINS DOCKS IN AT UNITED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 May 2025

HOLYPORT are seeking a new manager to lead their Combined Counties Premier North campaign next season after Adam Hopkins stepped down a level to join ambitious Yateley United.
Hopkins, who led the Berkshire side to within three points and three places of the playoffs, leaves Summerleaze Village along with assistant Jamie Cleary.
They take over a Yateley side, who have been moved sideways from Combined Counties Division One to Wessex Division One for next season and fill the void left by the departure of Sam Wilson after two years in charge at Sean Devereux Park.
Hopkins, who has als...

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