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ANT’S BOYS LIMBER UP WELL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 July 2017

New Woking boss takes the positives as his charges battle to draw against emerging Hornets

WOKING 1
Bawling 38
WATFORD 1
Jakubiak 37

SO CLOSE: Woking’s Fabio Saraiva heads against the bar and, inset, Cards boss Anthony Limbrick points the way
PICTURE: David Holmes

By David Richardson

ANTHONY Limbrick’s first game in charge of Woking ended in a draw as a new era got underway in Surrey against a Watford development side.
“We’d have liked to have won, but it was a quite solid performance and there were some good, positive points” Anthony Limbrick Woking m...

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