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TAUNTS, INSULTS & BITTERNESS WITH A BIG SENSE OF INJUSTICE!

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Two huge characters with a hatred of losing the result was typically explosive

IN THE first of a brand new series in The Non-League Paper this summer, we take a look back to the 2001-02 season to relive the bitter and highly-controversial battle between Garry Hill’s Dagenham & Redbridge and Steve Evans’ Boston United as they went head-to-head for a place in the Football League
MARCH 4, 2002. Dagenham & Redbridge have just beaten rivals Boston United 1-0 at the Victoria Stadium to sail six points clear at the Conference summit.
Moments later, Steve Evans storms from the t...

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