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DANNY LANDS GIG AT GLEBE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 June 2025

FORMER Canterbury City manager Danny Lawrence has been handed the reins of Southern Counties East Premier rivals Glebe, writes ROB-IN JONES.
Lawrence, 37, had been in charge of City for three years but quit in March when they chose voluntary relegation from Division One so that they could return to their home town.
A Glebe statement said: “Dan brings with him a clear vision for attractive attacking football, a proven commitment to developing our outstanding young talent, and the ability to recruit top-quality players.
“We’re excited about the journey ahead and c...

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