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WATCH: Curzon boss Cunningham is aiming to create a new identity at the Tameside Stadium

We were at the Tameside Stadium earlier, home of Curzon Ashton, speaking to new manager Steve Cunningham.

In an extended interview, Steve told us what enticed him to join the club after six years with Colne, how he thinks the identity of the club needs to change, the challenge that awaits in the National League North, what fans can expect from his style of play, and how the club's community and family ethos is something he admires.

WATCH: We were at the Tameside Stadium earlier, home of Curzon Ashton Football Club, speaking to new manager Steve Cunningham. In an extended interview, Steve told us what enticed him to join the club after six years with Colne, how he thinks the identity of the club needs to change, the challenge that awaits in the National League North, what fans can expect from his style of play, and how the club's community and family ethos is something he admires.

Posted by Tameside Reporter on Thursday, June 18, 2020

 

 

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