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STRUGGLING Snodland Town have appointed Luke Jessup as their new manager.
Jessup, who had been in charge of Hollands & Blair until early October, has replaced Byron Walker, who was handed his first managerial role by the Southern Counties East Premier Division side club.
Walker was in charge at the Potyns Sports Ground for 24 games during which they dropped into the bottom three, one place above the relegation places.
The club confirmed: “We have parted ways with first-team manager Byron Walker. We would like to thank him and his management team for all their efforts this...

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