National League

STILL’S MEN ARE OFF TO A FLIER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 August 2017

By Jacob Ranson

JOHN STILL heaped praise on his Dagenham & Redbridge side after making a winning start to the new camapign with a hard-fought victory over Barrow.
First-half goals from Corey Whitely and Michael Cheek did the damage for the Daggers, although Dan Jones’ goal back for the visitors set up a nervous finale.
“I’m really pleased,” Still said. “I thought we was very good first half, we know Barrow are a good side they’re effective side, they play lots of long throws and balls into the box. I thought we defended them fantastic.
“Secon...

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