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IT COULD BE BATH TIME –OWERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 July 2017

By Sam Elliott

POSITIVE SIGNS: Nat Jarvis heads home in the 2-1 win against Cheltenham on Thursday
PICTURE: Simon Howe

BATH CITY boss Gary Owers claims there will be ten teams thinking they can win the National League South when it kicks off in under a fortnight – themselves included.
The division is as open as it has ever been and, with the absence of a big spender, there are a large number of eyes on the title prize.
Many are talking up the Romans’ chances after similar black and white striped success against the odds last season for untipped Maidenhead United.
Manager Ower...

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