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BRADBURY: IT’S RIGHT TIME TO BE BOSS AGAIN

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 March 2022

By Matt Badcock

DOUBLE ACT: Lee Bradbury, right, enjoyed his spell at Crawley as John Yems’ number two

LEE Bradbury says he just had to jump back into the fire of being a No.1 when the chance came to take the Eastleigh job.
The 46-year-old has left his role as John Yems’ assistant at League Two Crawley Town to take the top job in a Non-League dugout again.
The former Bournemouth boss has been successful in his career, with successive promotions with Havant & Waterlooville as they bounced back from relegation to Step 3 to earn a place at Non-League’s top table...

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