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DRAX CAN’T GET LAX IN SUMMER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 June 2017

Sealing deals is tougher than ever, says Hippolyte

By Matt Badcock

DON’T TALK to Johnson Hippolyte about putting his feet up in the summer – the Staines Town boss says it’s getting busier and harder than ever.

DIAMOND HUNTER: Johnson Hippolyte has history of unearthing top strikers, like DJ Campbell, inset

Like all Non-League managers, Hippolyte is in the middle of a hectic off-season of phone calls and signings as he looks to put together a Swans squad capable of a Bostik Premier promotion push.
Ben Martin and Lewis Driver have already signed on and although he acce...

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