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Tommy Widdrington is the current manager of Aldershot Town, who are gearing up for another season in the National League, England's fifth tier of football. Having began his career at Southampton with Alan Shearer and Matt Le Tissier and going on to enjoy a career in the Football League, he has experienced an interesting and unique post-playing tenure which has taken him to numerous places and into different roles. From headbuts at Rushden & Diamonds, to a "strained" relationship with Joey Barton at Bristol Rovers, Tommy's charm mixes well with his stories, it's a very fun listen!
The support and response for the Dick Campbell interview has been fantastic, I'm eternally grateful. Believe me, there's more from where that came from.
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