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HILL’S TIME IS UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2017

PROVEN: Garry Hill has worked wonders at Woking

HE’S performed wonders in his five years at Woking, but Garry Hill’s time must surely be up? Last Saturday’s 4-2 defeat by Maidstone United was a hammer blow and took him one step closer to a place he’s never been as a manager before – the relegation trapdoor!
He’s the league’s second longest-serving manager but, like Arsene Wenger, all good things must come to an end. With the budget cuts, he must be just as frustrated and angry as us fans.
DAVID WARD, Woking

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