Non-League Paper

COLLEGES DO DARIN PROUD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2017

DARIN KILLPATRICK couldn’t be prouder of his English Colleges side after they gave a good account of themselves in Rome.
The prestigious Roma Caput Mundi tournament showcases top under-18 talent and the Bognor Regis coach worked with some of the leading colleges in Boreham Wood, Hartpury and Milton Keynes.
Killpatrick, a former Rocks player, is head of coaching at Chichester College and although England ultimately lost 2-0 to Italy and eventual winners Albania, they did beat Malta 3-1.
It’s back to the chase to be crowned Ryman Premier champions now for the former Burgess Hill m...

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