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Town’s manager commits to club after historic season

May 10, 2022
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MELKSHAM Town FC’s manager, Richard Fey, has signed a contract with the club for the next season. 

It comes after he led the club through a ‘historic’ season in division one of the Southern League, which saw Town finish eighth – the highest in the club’s history.  

Picture: Club chairman Darren Perrin congratulates Melksham Town FC manager, Richard Fey, as he signs on for another season at the club. 

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