LISTEN: Andy Butler chats about becoming the boss at Doncaster Rovers Belles and reflects on his five years at Doncaster Rovers
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The former Doncaster Rovers captain discusses his move into coaching and reflects on his time as a player at the Keepmoat Stadium in our latest lockdown interview.
Doncaster-born Butler, 36, was appointed Belles boss in January and oversaw an upturn in form before the season was voided due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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They won FAWSL2 as recently as 2018 but had to withdraw from the FA Women’s Championship after their main sponsor pulled out and their entire senior squad departed.
Butler also addresses his departure from Rovers last summer. Listen to the full interview simply by clicking play above.
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