Veteran manager Steve Paterson returns to manage Huntly
Former Aberdeen and Inverness manager Steve Paterson has ended over two-and-a-half-years out of the game by returning for a second spell in charge of Huntly.
The 52-year-old, who has endured well-publicised drink and gambling problems, quickly succeeds sacked John Teasdale at the Highland League outfit, who are stuggling after losing four out of their first five matches. Paterson has been away from the dug-out since departing Peterhead in January 2008.
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