Non-League Paper

HOLDSWORTH JETS IN TO HARRIERS ROLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 December 2023

By Jon Couch

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers boss Russ Penn believes Dean Holdsworth will be of “great support” in the club’s battle to avoid relegation.
Holdsworth, the former Newport County and Aldershot Town boss has been lured to Aggborough as the club’s new Technical Director.
“We have to learn and grow with the times, and I believe adding to what we have at the club is a sign of our objectives moving forward,” Penn said.
“Dean will be a great support to all corners of the club with his knowledge and experience, and we look forward t...

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