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Johnson and Morley are back on the road to glory with Moors

Bernard Morley says the travelling from their North West patch to Spennymoor Town was never going to stop him and Anthony Johnson from taking the job once they’d spoken to chairman Brad Groves.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 December 2021

Johnson and

Travelling won’t deter co-bosses in new venture
By Matt Badcock

NEW VENTURE: Bernard Morley and Anthony Johnson have made an immediate return to the dugout at Spennymoor Town
PICTURE: Shutter Press

BERNARD MORLEY says the travelling from their North West patch to Spennymoor Town was never going to stop him and Anthony Johnson from taking the job once they’d spoken to chairman Brad Groves.
The successful management duo are back in with National League Moors, who parted company with Tommy Miller after a run of eight games without a win, just a few weeks after leaving Chester.
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