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Gorka set to return in March
The Basque-born coach is currently back home in San Sebastian, still hopeful of eventually being named the permanent successor to former Magpies’ boss Roy O’Brien. Etxeberria has been keeping tabs on the Magpies’ fortunes of late and is pleased to see an upturn in results. Dorchester, with caretaker-boss Ashley Vickers at the helm, have suffered just one defeat in their last six games and Etxeberria said: “I keep in contact with Shaun Hearn and I know that the team is doing very well at the moment. “I hope it will continue like this so that the team can move up the table into a better position.” The former Real Zaragoza assistant appeared to be the frontrunner for the vacant manager’s role but was forced to return to his native San Sebastian last month as ongoing legal issues with former chairman Eddie Mitchell continue to delay the appointment of a permanent boss. Etxeberria, who is set to hold a youth training camp in Dorchester during the Easter holidays, added: “The legal problems remain so I must wait a little longer. I have good plans for the club but I must wait to know if it is possible to carry them out or not. “Hopefully after the training camp we’ll know what’s going to happen with the legal problems and we’ll be able to decide what to do. “I’m waiting for that, and I’ve rejected some possibilities here as first we must see if it’s possible to work at Dorchester or not.” Dorchester chairman Shaun Hearn and caretaker-manager Ashley Vickers will be on hand to answer questions at a Fans’ Forum tomorrow at the Jewson Stadium (6.30pm).
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