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BOROUGH CHIEF IS LEADING TOWN’S MISSION

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

By Andy Mitchell

THE sponsor who tried to save Nuneaton Borough has vowed to ‘build bridges’ with any doubters after being named as the phoenix club’s interim chair.
Ian Cook took on the thankless task of trying to keep Boro afloat after the club’s eviction from Liberty Way and the departure of manager and owner Jimmy Ginnelly.
He called a halt on January 18 with new club Nuneaton Town to be run through a community interest company (CIC). Involving Nuneaton Borough Supporters’ Co-operative and backers such as Cook and ex-Boro chair Stuart Elliott, ...

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