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ADAMS SO SAD AS BRENT STEPS DOWN

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 August 2018

By Dan Barnes

SALUTE: Derek Adams

LEAGUE ONE
DEPARTING chairman James Brent will be remembered as the man who got Plymouth Argyle back on its feet, according to Pilgrims boss Derek Adams.
Brent will step down as Argyle chairman at the end of October to be replaced by former director David Felwick, while assistant chairman Simon Hallett has now become the club’s majority shareholder.
That brings to an end a seven-year reign in charge for Brent, during which time he and Adams – whom he appointed from Ross County in 2015 – oversaw Argyle’s return to the third flight ...

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