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Up-beat Dino will boss it his way!

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 September 2022

By Chris Dunlavy

New Burton Albion boss Dino Maamria says his title is irrelevant after naming himself manager of the League One strugglers.
Maamria, 48, had been working as assistant to Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, who resigned earlier this month following a sixth defeat in seven matches.
A club statement said only that Maamria would ‘step up’ for last weekend’s game against Fleetwood, which was ultimately postponed, but the former Oldham and Stevenage boss then announced he was taking permanent charge. His first match at the helm was the 2-0 midweek home defeat against high-flying Portsmouth...

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